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[Frequent errors in ECG registration].

K Ziesenhenn
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The correct ECG-registration is the basic prerequisite for a certain ECG-diagnostics. If certain mistakes in registration are not taken into consideration diagnostic errors attended with grave consequences are possible. The disturbances most frequently observed in practice (disturbances on the patient's part, errors in working, technical disturbances) are described and explained.

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K Ziesenhenn. 1975-06-15. [Frequent errors in ECG registration].. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/1199266/

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