Key result
P-wave SAECG is hypothesized to detect age-related atrial conduction delay in healthy elderly patients.
Why the study?
Does age influence atrial activation as measured by the P-wave signal-averaged electrocardiogram in healthy elderly patients?
Does age influence atrial activation as measured by the P-wave signal-averaged electrocardiogram in healthy elderly patients?
This study hypothesizes that age-related atrial conduction delay can be detected using P-wave SAECG in healthy elderly patients, potentially linking aging to increased atrial fibrillation incidence.
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No quantitative results reported; leaves open whether P-wave SAECG detects age-related atrial conduction delay in healthy elderly.
Babaev et al. (2000) studied Healthy elderly. Age was evaluated on Atrial conduction delay measured by P-wave SAECG. The abstract hypothesizes that age-related atrial conduction delay is detectable by P-wave SAECG in healthy elderly patients, but reports no quantitative results.
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