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late potential Cardiology A high-frequency, low-amplitude signal at the tail of a QRS complex, which is attributed to fragmented and delayed electrical conduction through the borders of a myocardial scar; delayed conduction of LPs allows
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Only 76 patients from the first group (patients with SVT after MI) fulfilled the common criteria of the late potential existence. In particular, the new distribution agreement allows BIOTRONIK to represent the MedSource MultiView Holter, the only Holter monitor currently available that offers signal-averaged, late potential analysis as well as multi-mode, multi-channel, multi-day recordings. |
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