Key result
Electrocardiographic interpretation commonly errs by making anatomic diagnoses from the ECG alone or falsely concluding that a normal ECG rules out heart disease.
Design
Editorial
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Physicians should avoid making anatomic diagnoses solely from ECGs and recognize that a normal ECG does not exclude heart disease.
Physicians should avoid making anatomic diagnoses solely from ECGs and recognize that a normal ECG does not exclude heart disease.
Charles E. Kossmann (1959) conducted an editorial in Heart disease. Electrocardiography was evaluated. Electrocardiographic interpretation commonly errs by making anatomic diagnoses from the ECG alone or falsely concluding that a normal ECG rules out heart disease.
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