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Galante Chicurel J, Romero Ayala LC, Ortega Cerda J, et al. La seudonormalización de la repolarización durante el ejercicio físico y los hallazgos hemodinámicos. [Pseudonormalization of repolarization during physical exercise and the hemodynamic findings]. Arch Inst Cardiol Mex. 1985;55(4):315-8
Galante Chicurel, J., Romero Ayala, L. C., Ortega Cerda, J., & Medrano, G. A. (1985). La seudonormalización de la repolarización durante el ejercicio físico y los hallazgos hemodinámicos. [Pseudonormalization of repolarization during physical exercise and the hemodynamic findings]. Archivos del Instituto de Cardiologia de Mexico, 55(4), 315-8.
Galante Chicurel, J, et al. "La seudonormalización de la repolarización durante el ejercicio físico y los hallazgos hemodinámicos." [Pseudonormalization of repolarization during physical exercise and the hemodynamic findings]. Archivos del Instituto de Cardiologia de Mexico vol. 55,4 (1985): 315-8.
Galante Chicurel J, Romero Ayala LC, Ortega Cerda J, Medrano GA. La seudonormalización de la repolarización durante el ejercicio físico y los hallazgos hemodinámicos. [Pseudonormalization of repolarization during physical exercise and the hemodynamic findings]. Arch Inst Cardiol Mex. 1985 Jul-Aug;55(4):315-8. Spanish. PMID: 2934031.
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Arch Inst Cardiol Mex. 1985 Jul-Aug;55(4):315-8.

[Pseudonormalization of repolarization during physical exercise and the hemodynamic findings].

Archivos del Instituto de Cardiologia de Mexico

[Article in Spanish]
J Galante Chicurel, L C Romero Ayala, J Ortega Cerda, G A Medrano

PMID: 2934031

Abstract

The meaning of normalization of abnormal T waves during exercise is still unclear, twenty patients with this electrocardiographic pattern during treadmill stress test were studied with coronary arteriography. They were classified in two groups: Group I: In which 3 patients had isolated "pseudonormalization" of the T wave, and Group II with "pseudonormalization" of the T wave plus a positive stress test or an old myocardial infarction. Results allowed us to conclude that this phenomenon per se is not a diagnostic clue of coronary injury; however when we observe it associated with a positive stress test or an old myocardial infarction it may be indicative of severe and multiple coronary vessel injury.

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