Why the study?
The reproducibility and effectiveness of echocardiography, conventional ECG, and signal-averaged ECG in calculating left ventricular mass during antihypertensive therapy were unclear.
Does signal-averaged ECG improve the reproducibility of left ventricular mass calculation compared to conventional ECG and echocardiography?
Observational
Does signal-averaged ECG improve the reproducibility of left ventricular mass calculation compared to conventional ECG and echocardiography?
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Signal-averaged ECG provides significantly higher reproducibility for calculating left ventricular mass compared to conventional ECG and echocardiography, offering a reliable method for monitoring changes during therapy.
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Madjidova et al. (2026) conducted an observational in Hypertension. Signal-averaged ECG vs. Conventional ECG and echocardiography was evaluated on Reproducibility of left ventricular mass (LVM) calculation.
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