Signal-averaged electrocardiography: Promising tool for predicting sudden cardiac death: Postgraduate Medicine: Vol 87, No 5

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Various methods have been used to assess the risk of sudden cardiac death. At the technological forefront today is signal- averaged electrocardiography, which has shown great promise as a tool for identifying high-risk patients. Drs Rotche, Wehrmacher, and Sobotka describe this new technology and review its practical applications.

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