… electrocardiograms (ECG) of patients who had first Q-wave … All patients admitted to the
coronary care unit with … and ST-T segment abnormalities—resolved Q waves were associated with …

… , rates of prior myocardial infarction, and pathological Q waves, with … Prognostic impact of
Q waves on presentation and ST resolution in patients with ST-elevation myocardial infarction …

… Hence conventional QRS screening criteria assign abnormality to any Q-wave in lead V2, ≥
30 … Because our patients were enrolled in a clinical trial with specific ECG entry criteria, our …

… of the patient. The number of leads in the admission ECG with ST segment elevation and
the presence of abnormal Q wave in leads showing ST elevation were recorded. The site of …

… We observed abnormal Q waves on the initial electrocardiogram more commonly in … Q-wave
number on the admission electrocardiogram before PPCI has been found to be associated …

… admission of many patients with inferior myocardial infarction, the prognostic implications of
abnormal Q waves often seen in the right precordial leads beyond the acute infarction phase …

… admitted alive with an infarction. It provides the hitherto … and to indicate whether abnormal
Q waves were present. The … prognostic significance of first myocardial infarction type (Q …

… the prognostic role of little electrocardiographic abnormalities10 and of troponin T11 in acute
… The association of 2 simple findings (ie, ST depression at admission electrocardiogram and …

… the prognosis of patients with a first non-Q wave myocardial … or no electrocardiographic
abnormalities on the admission … Long-term prognostic significance of ST segment depression …

… of Q waves, which we have called “electrocardiographic lag.” … % developed abnormal Q
waves within the first 3 study days. … Review of all entrance electrocardiograms by 5 qualitied …