THE SEXAGENARIAN 12-LEAD ECG: IS IT TIME FOR RETIREMENT?

Sameer Mehta,Francisco Fernández,Carlos Villagrán,Sebastian Niklitschek,Jorge Ávila,Alejandra Frauenfelder,Daniel Vieira,Mariana Ceschim,Sohail Merchant,Akhil Vaid,Gladys Pinto,Isabella Vallenilla,Lilly Prieto,Genesis Perez del Nogal,Daniela Bou Daher,Maritza Luna,Samantha Quintero,J. Mazzini

THE SEXAGENARIAN 12-LEAD ECG: IS IT TIME FOR RETIREMENT?

2020

Sameer Mehta
Francisco Fernández
Carlos Villagrán
Sebastian Niklitschek
Jorge Ávila
Alejandra Frauenfelder
Daniel Vieira
Mariana Ceschim
Sohail Merchant
Akhil Vaid
Gladys Pinto
Isabella Vallenilla
Lilly Prieto
Genesis Perez del Nogal
Daniela Bou Daher
Maritza Luna
Samantha Quintero
J. Mazzini

The 12-lead electrocardiogram (ECG) was first standardized by the American Heart Association 65 years ago. Notwithstanding its ancient origin, inherent limitations by increased artifacts, and interpretation challenges; it is still the preferred method for STEMI diagnosis. To avoid time delays and

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Diabetes mellitus
Cardiology
Medicine
Emergency medicine
Internal medicine
12 lead ecg
time delays

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