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Deciphering T-wave Morphologies on ECGs: The Simplified Egg and Changing Yolk Model and the Importance of the QTp Interval

Stone et al., 2024

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2137564591124365888
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Stone K
Mistry A
Cyrus D
Cannon J
Mokrzecki I
Rezwan F
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The Electrocardiogram (ECG) serves as an integral tool in the diagnosis and management of a variety of cardiac diseases. It visualises electrical activity in the heart, offering insights into several cardiac processes, including ventricular repolarisation. The morphology of the T …
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