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Can tentative cut-offs from Fridericia's formula be used to screen for prolonged QT intervals in children and adolescents?
Can tentative cut-offs from Fridericia's formula be used to screen for prolonged QT intervals in children and adolescents?
Tentative cut-offs for Fridericia's formula may help screen for prolonged QT intervals in pediatric populations.
May support pediatric QT screening with Fridericia cut-offs; leaves open need for prospective validation.
These tentative cut-offs can be used to screen subjects with prolonged QT intervals in the clinical setting. Further studies are needed to confirm their validity.
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