Carrillo-Esper R, Antigua-Bretón YY, Carrillo-Córdova JR

Idioma: Español
Referencias bibliográficas: 32
Paginas: 122-126
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RESUMEN

La incidencia de cambios electrocardiográficos en la HSA por ruptura de aneurisma es de 50 a 100%. En diferentes estudios se han descrito por orden de frecuencia: Ondas T acuminadas, planas o invertidas, ondas T invertidas asociadas a QT prolongado, supra o infradesniveles del segmento ST, ondas U prominentes, alargamiento del PR, ondas P acuminadas, ondas Q patológicas y elevación del punto J. Otras alteraciones cardíacas descritas son elevación de enzimas cardíacas y modificaciones en el patrón contráctil ventricular. Se reporta un caso y se revisa la literatura.

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