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The incidence of J wave syndromes among young medical resident doctors and faculty staff was 2.94%, with significant associations found with older age, history of syncope, and family history of sudden cardiac death.
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The incidence of J wave syndromes among young medical professionals in an Indian tertiary care center was 2.94%, which significantly correlated with a history of syncope and family history of sudden cardiac death.
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May prompt evaluation for J wave syndromes in symptomatic young physicians; leaves open validation in broader populations.
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Pache et al. (2022) conducted a cross-sectional in J wave syndromes (n=170). J wave syndrome screening was evaluated on Incidence of J wave syndromes. The incidence of J wave syndromes among young medical resident doctors and faculty staff was 2.94%, with significant associations found with older age, history of syncope, and family history of sudden cardiac death.
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