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Modern ECG provides valuable clinical information with string galvanometers weighing ~94% less than earlier models.
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Affirms ECG's diagnostic and prognostic value in practice; leaves open optimal integration with modern cardiac technologies.
The electrocardiogram is a foundational tool in clinical practice that improves diagnostic and prognostic accuracy when used appropriately.
J. BAILEY CARTER (1950) reported a review. Electrocardiogram was evaluated. Electrocardiography provides valuable diagnostic and prognostic information in clinical practice, with modern string galvanometers weighing about 30 pounds compared to earlier 500-pound models.
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