LATE-POTENTIALS (4) Risk (3) Heart Ventricles/physiopathology (3) Heart Conduction System/physiopathology (3) Myocardial Infarction/physiopathology (3) VT (3) SPECTRAL-ANALYSIS (3) Reference Values (3) Prognosis (2) MI (2) Fourier Analysis (2) Cardiac Pacing, Artificial (2) Risk Factors (2) Discriminant Analysis (2) DISP-REPOL (2) Prospective Studies (2) Infant, Newborn (1) NEW-DIRECTION (1) CHILDREN (1) Tachycardia/diagnosis (1) Membrane Potentials (1) Minicomputers (1) Dipyridamole (1) Myocardial Infarction/diagnosis (1) Heart Rate/drug effects (1) Cardiac Complexes, Premature/diagnosis (1) DISCRIMINANT-ANALYSIS (1) Heart Rate (1) DESCRIPTIVE (1) P-WAVE (1) Monitoring, Physiologic (1) Skin/physiopathology (1) ISOCHRONE-MAPS (1) QRSTI (1) Heart/physiopathology (1) MULTIPOLAR (1) Echocardiography (1) LVH (1) ANIMAL (1) Action Potentials (1) Heart Ventricles (1) Ventricular Function, Right (1) Ventricular Function, Left (1) Endocardium (1) Gated Blood-Pool Imaging (1) INVASIVE-CONTROL (1) Electrocardiography, Ambulatory (1) Algorithms (1) Logistic Models (1) Risk Assessment (1) Myocardial Infarction/complications/physiopathology (1) Electric Stimulation (1) Defibrillators, Implantable (1) Cohort Studies (1) BRUGADA (1)
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