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7 cases of human heart death
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May inform terminal ECG interpretation in care settings; hypothesis-generating for arrest physiology and requires validation in larger cohorts.
Electrocardiographic monitoring of the dying human heart reveals characteristic changes including fusion of R- and T-waves and variable cessation of auricular versus ventricular activity.
G. CANBY ROBINSON (1912) studied this question.
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