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elevation myocardial infarction … admission Q waves and microvascular injury in patients with …

… 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 …

… , pathological Q waves were more frequently seen in patients … with infarct size regardless
of the presence of pathological Q … admission electrocardiogram in acute myocardial infarction …

… are associated with a progressed stage of myocardial infarction, … prognostic impact of Q
waves and TWI in the admission ECG … myocardial infarction” (EMI) is defined as pathological Q …

… Studies focusing on the prognostic implications of BBB in … , resulting in abnormal Q waves
in the right precordial leads, … were randomly selected from those who were admitted at our …

… We assessed the prognostic significance of a variety of ECG … rhythms, heart rate, left ventricular
hypertrophy and Q waves. … who were admitted to the Tampere University Heart Hospital, …

… Abnormal Q waves were defined as Q waves of ≥30 ms duration … attention because Q
waves on admission are associated with a … The prognostic implications of the ECG could not be …

… Despite these landmark observations, considerable time elapsed before general clinical
acceptance of this entity … New ischaemic ECG changes; Development of pathological Q waves; …

… Q waves on the initial ECG recorded at hospital admission may be … of symptoms of first acute
myocardial infarction between … Q wave, have consistently shown the prognostic significance …

… of 516 patients with their first STEMI had obtained an ECG … provides valuable information
already at admission. STEMI … , even patients with QW that may be considered non-pathological …