Unfamiliar waveforms spanning from the ST to TP segments only observed in certain limb leads of the standard 12-lead electrocardiogram due to Aslanger's sign
Koji Takahashi1
Nobuhisa Yamamura2
Mako Yoshino3
Daijiro Enomoto3
Hiroe Morioka3
Shigeki Uemura3
Takafumi Okura3
Tomoki Sakaue1
Shuntaro Ikeda1
1.Department of Community Emergency Medicine,Ehime University Graduate School of Medicine,Ehime,Japan;Department of Cardiology,Yawatahama City General Hospital,Ehime,Japan2.Department of Clinical Pathology,Yawatahama City General Hospital,Ehime,Japan3.Department of Cardiology,Yawatahama City General Hospital,Ehime,Japan
摘要：Aslanger's sign, also known as the arteri-al pulse tapping artifact or electromech-anical association artifact, is an electro-cardiographic artifact caused by arterial pulsation at the site where the limb leads of the standard 12-lead electrocardiogram near the radial or posterior tibial arteries are positioned, particularly in hyperdynam-ic states.
机标关键词：waveformsstandardtrocargramsignfromcardardi
论文发表日期：2023-09-28
在线出版日期：2025-08-15（本平台首次上网日期，不代表文献的发表时间）
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