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Left atrial enlargement is a common and early sign of hypertensive heart disease that can be detected by electrocardiography or more accurately by echocardiography.
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May support ECG or echo screening for early hypertensive heart disease detection; leaves open whether this improves outcomes.
Left atrial (LA) enlargement is a common and early sign of hypertensive heart disease, which may be detected by electrocardiography or more accurately by echocardiography (1,2). LA enlargement may ...
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Eva Gerdts (2012) studied this question. Left atrial enlargement is a common and early sign of hypertensive heart disease that can be detected by electrocardiography or more accurately by echocardiography.
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