(Q33533692)
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Value and limitations of the electrocardiographic response to exercise in the assessment of patients with coronary artery disease (English)
Value and limitations of the electrocardiographic response to exercise in the assessment of patients with coronary artery disease. Controversies in cardiology--II (English)
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46
1115
Uses and limitations of stress testing in the evaluation of ischemic heart disease (English)
Redwood
1972
54
703
Whither the ST segment during exercise? (English)
Redwood
1976
48
597
The correlation of coronary angiography and the electrocardiographic response to maximal treadmill testing in 76 asymptomatic men (English)
Froelicher
1973
293
367
Limitations of the electrocardiographic response to exercise in predicting coronary artery disease (English)
Borer
1975
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42
228
A clinical evaluation of coronary arteriography (English)
Hultgren
1967
36
517
Multiple-lead exercise electrocardiography: experience in 107 normal subjects and 67 patients with angina pectoris and comparison with coronary cinearteriography in 84 patients (English)
Mason
1967
72
641
Comparison of submaximal exercise ECG test with coronary cineangiocardiogram (English)
Roitman
1970
74
509
A double Master's two step test: clinical, angiographic and hemodynamic correlations (English)
Fitzgibbon
1971
28
1
Postexercise electrocardiography: Crrelations with coronary arteriography and left ventricular hemodynamics (English)
McConahay
1971
43
648
Postexercise electrocardiogram in patients with abnormal resting electrocardiograms (English)
Cohn
1971
297
681
Bayesian analysis of electrocardiographic exercise stress testing (English)
Rifkin
1977
49
348
Graded exercise stress tests in angiographically documented coronary artery disease (English)
Bartel
1974
57
64
The role of the exercise test in the evaluation of patients for ischemic heart disease (English)
McNeer
1978
55
681
The exercise test in perspective (English)
Sheffield
1977
55
683
The actual prevalence of false positive ST-segment responses to exercise in clinically normal subjects remains undefined (English)
McHenry
1977
56
756
Diagnostic value of history and maximal exercise electrocardiography in men and women suspected of coronary heart disease (English)
Detry
1977
52
616
Five year follow-up of double Masters' test, maximal treadmill stress test, resting and post-exercise apexcardiography in asymptomatic persons (English)
Aronow
1975
34
770
An epidemiologic study of asymptomatic men screened by maximal treadmill testing for latent coronary artery disease (English)
Froelicher
1974
57
71
Improved efficiency of treadmill exercise testing using a multiple lead ECG system and basic hemodynamic exercise response (English)
Chaitman
1978
67
184
What electrocardiographic leads to take after exercise? The exercise ECG test. At what intervals to record after exercise? (English)
Blackburn
1964
90
275
Comparative yield of ECG leads in multistage stress testing (English)
Phibbs
1975
85
277
Treadmill stress tests as indicators of presence and severity of coronary artery disease (English)
Goldschlager
1976
39
833
Noninvasive predictors of sudden cardiac death in men with coronary heart disease. Predictive value of maximal stress testing (English)
Bruce
1977
16
497
Exercise stress testing for exposure of cardiac arrhythmia (abstr) (English)
Jelinek
1974
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