Does dynamic on-line vectorcardiography improve and simplifies in-hospital ischemia monitoring of patients with unstable angina?
Monitoring of myocardial ischemia with dynamic vectorcardiography seems to be more efficient than Holter monitoring and may have a higher sensitivity. Computerized, continuous vectorcardiography has a complete real-time capacity, allowing monitoring over prolonged periods of time, and the results are immediately available without time-consuming analysis.
Genetic variants in the CYP1A2 region may be indicators of treatment response in MDD patients to paroxetine.