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(Chest. 1966;49:420-424.)
© 1966 American College of Chest Physicians

Electrocardiographic Changes in Head Injuries

Herman L. Falsetti M.D.1 and Robert A. Moody M.D.2

1 Chief of Medicine, 6510 USAF Hospital, Edwards AFB, California
2 Resident in Neurosurgery

1. The serial electrocardiogram of two patients with severe head injuries are presented.

2. The electrocardiogram paralleled the clinical course.

3. It is suggested the serial electrocardiogram may be a sensitive index of the clinical course in a patient with head injury.






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