Increased Variability of Tpeak-Tend Area Predicts Sudden Cardiac Death in Competing Risk Analysis in Heart Failure Patients with Ejection Fraction above and below 35%

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Authors L. Tereshchenko,I. Cygankiewicz,R. Vazquez,A. Bayes-Genis,L. Han,S. McNitt,W. Zareba,R. Berger,A. Bayes De Luna;L. Tereshchenko;I. Cygankiewicz;R. Vazquez;A. Bayes-Genis;L. Han;S. McNitt;W. Zareba;R. Berger;A. Bayes De Luna;
Journal heart rhythm
Year 2012
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10.1016/j.hrthm.2012.09.115
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https://sciprofiles.com/publication/view/6c00c1dd8ba16b2fd1fa0ab447131f0a
Keywords
death cardiac heart sudden increased variability ejection variability of tpeak tpeak tend area

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