Association of QRS-T angle and Late Gadolinium Enhancement in patients with a Clinical Suspicion of Myocarditis.

Int J Med Sci · 2021 · PMC8241781 · PMID 34220317

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Analysing the data we found a moderate but highly significant correlation between LGE as percentage of LVmass and the QRS-T angle of 0.559, p<0.001.

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