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. 2022 Oct 25;13:6088. doi: 10.1038/s41467-022-33203-1

Fig. 5. Inhalation exposure to E-cig aerosols alters ventricular repolarization.

Fig. 5

Bars represent least square means (±SEM) of change from 5-min baseline in J amplitude, QTc interval, and uncorrected QT (gray circles) according to exposure phases (af). Significance determined by two-sided P < 0.05 (vs. Air: star for J amplitude and QTc and gray asterisk for QT) in mixed model analyses. Blue dashes mark Air mean. Black asterisk indicates nicotine present. “E-Tobac” and “E-Menth” denote E-Tobacco and E-Menthol. For averages of individual subjects by phase, and simple means and standard errors of Air (n = 8), PG (n = 7), VG (n = 7), PG:VG (n = 8), E-Tobac (n = 4), and E-Menth (n = 6) treatments, see Supplementary Fig. 6. Source data, including all p values, are provided as a Source Data file.