Why the study?
Coronary slow flow phenomenon can provoke serious arrhythmias or sudden death, and frontal QRS-T angle may associate with these events, but their relationship is not well defined.
Is the frontal QRS-T angle increased in patients with coronary slow flow phenomenon compared to those with normal coronary flow?
Is the frontal QRS-T angle increased in patients with coronary slow flow phenomenon compared to those with normal coronary flow?
Patients with coronary slow flow phenomenon exhibit a significantly wider frontal QRS-T angle and longer QTc interval compared to those with normal coronary flow, which may indicate an increased risk for ventricular arrhythmias.
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Sinan Cemgil Özbek (2021) studied Coronary slow flow phenomenon. Frontal QRS-T angle was evaluated.
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