s20274 2 250 20642000 13:15:00 11/09/1992
s20274.dat 212 200/mV 12 0 0 -25134 0 0
s20274.dat 212 200/mV 12 0 0 -3353 0 1
#Age: 61 Sex: M
#Comments:
# Records s20271, s20272, s20273 and s20274 are from the same patient.
# This is the final record.
# The onset of ischemia often begins with peaking of T-waves,
# followed by ST depression. Rate increases often lead to
# ischemic changes sometimes only T-wave peaking, and sometimes
# also ST depression.
# Lead 0:
# It is easier to annotate since the ST deviation function has
# less variability.
# Lead 1:
# It is more difficult because of its higher variability compound
# to ischemic episodes. There are regions particularly seen in
# lead 1 after ischemia to the end of the record, where there are
# numerous ST shifts, generally associated with heart rate changes,
# which are felt to be manifestations of ischemia - some T-wave
# peaking, some ST depressions.
# Electrode locations were not recorded.
#Symptoms during Holter recording: No data
#Diagnoses:
# Coronary artery disease
#Treatment:
# Medications:
# Isordil
# Nitroglycerine
# Calcium channel blocker
# Aspirin
# Balloon Angioplasty: Yes
# Coronary Artery bypass Grafting: No
#History:
# Angina
# Hypertension: No
# Left ventricular hypertrophy: No
# Cardiomyopathy: No
# Valve disease: No
# Electrolyte abnormalities: No
# Hypercapnia, anemia, hypotension, hyperventilation: No
# Atrioventricular nodal conduction delay: No data
# Intraventricular conduction block: No data
# Previous Myocardial Infarction: No
# Previous tests:
# ECG stress test: No data
# Thallium/Stress echo: No data
# Left ventricular function: No data
# Echocardiogram: No data
# Coronary Arteriography:
# Lesions in left anterior descending coronary artery, left circumflex coronary artery
# Baseline ECG: No data
#Holter Recording:
# Date: 11/09/1992
# Recorder: No data