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Does routine EKG provide clinical value in the management of older patients with stable cardiac disease during return ambulatory clinic visits?
Does routine EKG provide clinical value in the management of older patients with stable cardiac disease during return ambulatory clinic visits?
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Routine EKGs in older patients with stable cardiac symptoms during return clinic visits rarely provide unexpected diagnostic information or lead to major therapeutic decisions.
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Sivaram et al. (1996) studied this question.
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