Key result
Postextrasystolic T wave hump augmentation marks increased arrhythmogenic risk in LQTS.
Why the study?
Does postextrasystolic 'T wave hump' augmentation indicate increased arrhythmogenic risk in patients with long QT syndrome?
Does postextrasystolic 'T wave hump' augmentation indicate increased arrhythmogenic risk in patients with long QT syndrome?
Postextrasystolic T wave hump augmentation may serve as a marker of increased arrhythmogenic risk in patients with long QT syndrome.
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Horst Wedekind (2002) studied this question. Postextrasystolic T wave hump augmentation is a marker of increased arrhythmogenic risk in patients with long QT syndrome.
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