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Does high frequency electrocardiography help in the diagnosis of ischemic heart disease?
Does high frequency electrocardiography help in the diagnosis of ischemic heart disease?
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High frequency electrocardiography is being investigated for its potential value in diagnosing ischemic heart disease.
Scalar electrocardiograms contain high frequency components which are not recorded with con- ventional electrocardiographic apparatus The clinical value of these high frequency components has been questioned (Scher and Young, 1960), but there is evidence that they may be of help in the diagnosis of ischeemic heart disease A study of the electrocardiogram in normal subjects and patients with undoubted ischemic heart disease has been made using an instrument with a high frequency response.
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