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Dynamic Changes in the ST-T Segment During Sleep in Ischemic Heart Disease

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The electrocardiographic pattern during sleep was recorded in 140 patients with chronic ischemic heart disease by the Holter continuous recording system. Among the 97 patients who had fixed abnormal ST-T changes during the day, the severity of the pathologic pattern
decreased during sleep in 39, remained unchanged in 35 and became more marked in 23 patients. The deterioration of ST-T changes in the latter group lasted for several hours and only rarely was accompanied by chest pain that awakened the patient.


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Cardiovascular & Hematopoietic System
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The American Journal of CARDIOLOGY 1973;32:17
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