highly significantp = 0.009
Holter ECG revealed rhythm and/or conduction disturbances in 62% of CS(+) patients and 30% of CS(−) patients; this difference was highly significant ( p = 0.009).
Holter ECG revealed rhythm and/or conduction disturbances in 62% of CS(+) patients and 30% of CS(−) patients; this difference was highly significant ( p = 0.009).
The differences in the distribution of different stages were of borderline significance ( p = 0.0509).
Abnormal ECG results were observed in 52% of CS(+) patients and 32% of CS(−) patients in our group, with a borderline significant difference.
Stage IV pulmonary disease, ECG abnormalities, and hypercalcemia were more common in CS(+) than in CS(−) patients; however, these differences did not reach statistical significance.