ELECTROCARDIOGRAPHIC CHANGES IN 150 PATIENTS WITH CEREBROVASCULAR ACCIDENTS

Electrocardiographic Patterns in Patients with Cerebrovascular Accidents

E LECTROCARDIOGRAPHIC changes without dem-lonstrable cardiac eause have beeni found in soimie patients with cerebrovascular accidents.1', These hallges have usually affeeted the T wave, which is flatteneed aucd oftenl inverted, not infrequently of a typically coroniary shape. Large. positive T waves have also beetn described. The T-wave alterations are muost clearly deinioiistrable in leads I, ...

Electrocardiographic patterns in patients with cerebrovascular accidents.

E LECTROCARDIOGRAPHIC changes without dem-lonstrable cardiac eause have beeni found in soimie patients with cerebrovascular accidents.1', These hallges have usually affeeted the T wave, which is flatteneed aucd oftenl inverted, not infrequently of a typically coroniary shape. Large. positive T waves have also beetn described. The T-wave alterations are muost clearly deinioiistrable in leads I, ...

Electrocardiographic abnormalities in cerebrovascular accidents.

In order to assess the relationship of electrocardiographic (ECG) changes in acute cerebrovascular accidents (CVA) to the locations of the cerebral lesions, ECG records and brain computerized tomographic (CT) scans which were taken within 48 hours of CVA onset were examined in 39 patients without heart disease and/or treatment with cardiovascular drugs. The ECG was normal in 25% (3/12) of basal...

Electrocardiographic changes and myocardial damage in patients with acute cerebrovascular accidents.

In 100 consecutive patients with acute cerebrovascular accident, due to cerebral thrombosis in 72, cerebral hemorrhage in 12, embolus in 6, and subarachnoid hemorrhage in 10, there were 90 who had electrocardiographic abnormalities during the first three days after admission, compared to 50% in a control group. The patients with cerebrovascular accident had a 7- to 10-fold higher incidence of S...

A new electrocardiographic pattern observed in cerebrovascular accidents.