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Circulation. 1978;58:193-195

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Circulation, Vol 58, 193-195, Copyright © 1978 by American Heart Association

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On the interpretation of the exercise test

A Selzer and K Cohn

The widespread popularization of stress testing and the extensive application of its results in a variety of clinical settings make it imperative that a better method than the presently used simplistic "positive" or "negative" interpretation be devised. As a step toward a comprehensive diagnostic and prognostic index based on stress tests, a simple grading system of electrocardiographic changes, together with recognition of clinical modifiers, is suggested.




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