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Body-Surface QRST Integral Mapping
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Patients with ARVD display a specific abnormal QRST integral map that may be related to delayed repolarization in the structurally abnormal right ventricle. The majority of patients with IRVT demonstrate a normal QRST integral map. A slightly abnormal QRST integral map was noted in 2 of 8 patients with IRVT, which may be related to minor structural abnormalities, undetectable by the present routine diagnostic techniques. These preliminary results indicate that body-surface QRST integral mapping may become an important diagnostic tool to differentiate patients with ARVD from those with IRVT.
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