late potential

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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 reentry of electrical impulses and ↑ susceptibility to ventricular arrhythmias

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potential signal averaged electrocardiography ventricular late potential			Only 76 patients from the first group (patients with SVT after MI) fulfilled the common criteria of the late potential existence. Improved recognition of sustained ventricular tachycardia from SAECG ... by Jankowski, Stanislaw; Szymanski, Zbigniew; Piatkowska-Janko, Ewa; Oreziak, Artur / The Anatolian Journal of Cardiology (Anadolu Kardiyoloji Dergisi) Late potentials are abnormal bioelectric bursts that have been associated with ventricular tachyarrhythmia and sudden death. Clot-busters bring bioelectrical benefits by Weiss, R. / Science News 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. BIOTRONIK, Inc., Announces Co-Marketing Agreement with MedSource LLC by Business Wire			lasolocid Lassa fever Lassa fever virus Lassa virus lassitude lasso last last menstrual period last sacraments last will and testament LAT Latah latamoxef latanoprost Latchkey Child latchkey children Latchkey Kid LATE late abortion late bloom Late dumping syndrome late dyspituitary eunuchism Late Life Parent late luteal phase dysphoric disorder late phase reaction late potential late rickets late stent thrombosis late systole late systolic murmur late-onset diabetes late-onset immune deficiency late-phase hypersensitivity reaction late-term late-term abortion latebra latency latency period latency stage latent latent allergy latent carcinoma latent clostridial infection latent content latent diabetes latent energy latent gout latent heat Latent Homosexuality latent hyperopia latent image			Late Onset Congenital Adrenal Hyperplasia Late Onset Degenerative Cerebellar Disease Late Onset Familial Alzheimer Disease Late onset Friedreich's disease Late Onset Hepatic Failure Late Onset Krabbe Disease Late onset Krabbe's Leukodystrophy Late Onset of Parkinson's Disease Late Onset Rheumatoid Arthritis Late Orders Received Late Ordovician Late Paleocene Late Paleocene Thermal Maximum late patens Late Payment Late Payment Late Payment Charge Late Payment Interest Late Payment Offer Late Payment Penalty Late Payment Surcharge late phase reaction late phase reaction late phase reaction late phase reaction late phase reaction Late Pliocene Late Pliocene Late Positive Slow Wave Late Post-Apoplectic Epilepsy late potential Late Potentials of Ventricular Activation Late Procurement Request Late Promoter Binding Protein Late Pronuclear Zygotes Late Prosthetic Joint Infections Late Prosthetic Valve Endocarditis Late Proterozoic Late Proterozoic Late Proto-British Late Proximal Pouch Dilatation late purple aster Late Repolarization Deviation Index Late Retirement Late Retirements late rickets late riser Late Rococo Late Roman Coarse Wares Late Seral Old-Growth Late Show with David Letterman late sleep Late Spring Nitrate Test Late Stage Growth Obesity Late star Late Start

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