Disappearance of electrocardiographic pattern of inferior wall myocardial infarction after aorta-coronary bypass surgery

The core laboratory screening of postoperative electrocardiograms, particularly in the case of inferior Q-wave infarctions, appears to identify a number of patients as having a Q-wave infarction with minimal clinical significance. Q-wave infarction identified in the postoperative period seems to be a weak end point with little prognostic significance and therefore not valuable for future randomized trials.

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Disappearance of electrocardiographic pattern of inferior wall myocardial infarction after aorta-coronary bypass surgery

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