Analysis of 1356 Health Examination Electrocardiogram
Tang Tie-long
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Tang Tie-long
Abstract
Objective:To provide evidences for the early diagnosis and treatment of cardiovascular diseases through the analysis of the electrocardiographic abnormality and category.Methods:Analyzing the health examination electrocardiogram according to age and etiological diagnosis were committing to cases with electrocardiographic abnormality.Results:1356 cases finished the electrocardiography.The rate of electrocardiographic abnormality was 22.57%,and the ST-T abnormality hold the first place (11.23%).The rate of electrocardiographic abnormality increased with the increasing age and it is highest in the 61~81 ages.Conclusion:Regular health examination by electrocardiography is important for early diagnosis,prevention and treatment of potential cardiovascular disease.
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Objective:To provide evidences for the early diagnosis and treatment of cardiovascular diseases through the analysis of the electrocardiographic abnormality and category.Methods:Analyzing the health examination electrocardiogram according to age and etiological diagnosis were committing to cases with electrocardiographic abnormality.Results:1356 cases finished the electrocardiography.The rate of electrocardiographic abnormality was 22.57%,and the ST-T abnormality hold the first place (11.23%).The rate of electrocardiographic abnormality increased with the increasing age and it is highest in the 61~81 ages.Conclusion:Regular health examination by electrocardiography is important for early diagnosis,prevention and treatment of potential cardiovascular disease.
Key concepts: Abnormality, Medicine, Electrocardiography, Etiology, Internal medicine, Cardiology, Physical examination, Disease