… diagnosis of LV hypertrophy was made on electrocardiographic grounds only. … prevalence
of ST-segment depression on the admission electrocardiogram … The prognostic implications …

… abnormal electrocardiograms, with rates of AM1 of 34 and 63%, respectively.3J4 We found
ST elevation and new Q waves on the admission … ST depression and T-wave inversion to be …

… /or evidence of prior myocardial infarction as depicted by Q waves in … early prognostic
significance of the presence of narrow (<120 ms) fQRS on admission ECG in patients with acute …

… or absence of Q waves on surface electrocardiography does not … fourteen consecutive
patients admitted to the Cardiology … abnormal Q waves synonymous with transmural myocardial …

… seven consecutive patients were admitted to the coronary care … acute myocardial infarction
without abnormal Q waves may or … infarction at necropsy, we prefer to use the terms "Q wave …

… admitted to the coronary care unit because of chest pain due to … ECG was defined as a
development of a significant Q wave … Prognostic significance of ischemic episodes in patients with …

… patients admitted to the cardiac intensive care unit with first ST … pathological Q waves on
the predischarge ECG in leads V3 and V4 are not related to “anterior” location of the infarction, …

… an abnormally elevated CK-MB fraction (25%) or an ECG evolution of … cardiac enzymes or
ECG criteria of evolution of Q waves. Admission through the ED with suspected AM1 or acute …

… electrocardiographic evidence ofacute myocardial infarction … patients admitted within two
hours of the onset of symptoms showed abnormal areas of R wave loss and Q waves in the first …

… k ence and prognostic implications of Q-wave regression following … with AMI aged 560 years
were admitted to our institution. A … on serial electrocardiograms and formed the basis of this …