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. 2015 Apr 15;2(2):49–55. doi: 10.1530/ERP-15-0010

Table 1.

Primary screening: abnormal findings and final diagnosis.

Participant HHE Medical history and physical examination ECG Final diagnosis
1 N ↑BP N ↑BP
2 N ↑BP N ↑BP
3 N ↑BP N ↑BP
4 N N ↑QT IVR RBBB
5 N D CP ↑QT N
6 N N TWI V1–V3 N
7 N FH Partial RBBB Partial RBBB
8 N D Irreg.HB Bradycardia Bradycardia
9 TR and RVD D N TR
10 AR N N AR
11 LVD N N N
12 SD CP N SD
13 N D CP N N
14 N D CP Irreg.HB N N
15 N D CP N N
16 N D CP N N
17 N D CP N N
18 N D N N
19 N D N N
20 N D N N
21 N D N N
22 N D CP N N
23 N CP N N
24 N D N N
25 N D N N
26 N CP Irreg.HB N N
27 N D Irreg.HB N N
28 N FH D N N
29 N CP N N
30 N CP Irreg.HB N N
31 N D N N
32 N CP N N
33 N CP N N
34 INAD V D CP N N
35 N D N N
36 N D CP Irreg.HB N N

↑BP, blood pressure exceeding the 90th percentile; MR, mitral regurgitation; AR, aortic regurgitation; RV, right ventricle; LV, left ventricle; RBBB, right bundle branch block; HHE, hand-held echocardiogram; RVD, right ventricular dilatation; LVD, left ventricular dilatation; TWI V1–V3, T-wave inversion in leads V1 to V3; FH, family history of cardiac problem at less than 50 years; D, dizziness during or after exercise; Irreg.HB, irregular heartbeat/skipped beats/palpitations; CP, chest pain during exercise; TR, tricuspid regurgitation; N, normal; INAD V, inadequate views; SD, septal dyskinesis; IVD, idioventricular rhythm.