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“It is amazing how little attention has been paid to the electrocardiogram as a chief physiological tool that is cheap, readily accessible and provides pivotal information about our patients. I think our electrocardiogram teaching, aimed at the electrophysiology and cardiovascular disease fellows, should be extended to the general medical residents. I see too many inappropriate cardiac interventions being done because physicians reading and interpreting the electrocardiograms have little understanding about the culprit versus the non-culprit lesion, and many physicians manage arrhythmias inappropriately because of an incorrect diagnosis.”
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