August 16, 2025

Twenty-four hour ambulatory electrocardiography in healthy dogs: reference intervals and measurement variability.

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MVMariana VigeralUniversity of Tennessee at Knoxville JAJonathan A. AbbottLouisiana State University

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Observational analysis determined reference intervals for heart rates and PR intervals in healthy dogs, indicating measurement variability may be clinically relevant.

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Reference intervals for heart rates and PR intervals were established in healthy dogs, enhancing assessment accuracy.
Forty-four dogs were included in the final sample, with clear reference intervals for heart rates ranging from 15 to 294 bpm.
Ambulatory electrocardiography was used to measure variability, with repeatability coefficients showing expected variability in heart rates.
These findings may aid veterinarians in interpreting ambulatory electrocardiographic recordings and addressing clinical concerns.

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Vigeral et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68a368840a429f797332d85a https://doi.org/10.1111/jsap.70008

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Observational analysis determined reference intervals for heart rates and PR intervals in healthy dogs, indicating measurement variability may be clinically relevant.

Twenty-four hour ambulatory electrocardiography in healthy dogs: reference intervals and measurement variability.

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Twenty-four hour ambulatory electrocardiography in healthy dogs: reference intervals and measurement variability.

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