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Electrocardiograms of 2,254 community-dwelling individuals aged 65 or older were classified according to the Minnesota code to assess the prevalence of abnormalities.
The study evaluates the prevalence of ECG abnormalities in a large cohort of elderly individuals living at home.
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Provides prevalence benchmarks for ECG abnormalities in community elderly; leaves open prognostic value and screening utility.
The electrocardiograms of 2254 people aged 65 or over and living at home have been classified according to the Minnesota code.
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Campbell et al. (1974) studied this question. Electrocardiograms of 2,254 community-dwelling individuals aged 65 or older were classified according to the Minnesota code to assess the prevalence of abnormalities.
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