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What is the incidence of abnormal routine pre-operative ECGs in patients presenting for anaesthesia?
What is the incidence of abnormal routine pre-operative ECGs in patients presenting for anaesthesia?
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Routine pre-operative ECGs frequently detect abnormalities, particularly in patients over 40 and those with higher ASA grades, supporting their targeted use in these groups.
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McCleane et al. (1990) studied this question.
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