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determine AM1 type (Q-… er intraventricular conduction abnormality precluding interpretation of …

… defined previous MI by the presence of abnormal Q waves on an electrocardiogram (ECG), …
Importantly, an unrecognised Q-wave MI has significant clinical implications and carries a …

… satisfactory echocardiogram could not be obtained in 9 patients, and … The severity of abnormal
wall motion was diagnosed by … had STsegment elevation in V1 on admission (group 1). All …

… We reviewed the medical records of all patients admitted to the coronary care unit at our … Q
waves, T wave inversion in inferior leads, or new echocardiographic wall motion abnormalities…

… They were admitted to our hospital between April 1977 and October 1981. The group … data,
we combined electrocardiographic signs of myocardial infarction. If a Q wave was present in …

… Q-waves were present on the initial electrocardiogram in … of acute myocardial infarction
continues to evolve, Q-waves … , and prognostic implications of Q-waves in contemporary patients …

… on the electrocardiogram were accompanied by either typical … admission to 1 year after
discharge in patients after Q wave … al: Prognostic significance of location and type of myocardial …

… presence of pathological Q waves, defined as a Q wave duration of … the prognostic impact of
baseline Q waves in acute STEMI … document of ECG criteria for the definition of Q waves, the …

… without ST segment elevation and absent Q waves on the admission ECG … Infarction Non-Q
wave MI generally is defined electrocardiographically by the absence of abnormal Q waves (…

… of pathologic Q waves [1,2], whereas subendocardial or intramural infarction generally
produces abnormalities … acute myocardial infarction admitted to the general medical wards. …