486 CMAJ, April 19, 2016, 188 (7) phenomenon was named after the first author of a report
of a relatively small series of 30 patients. If this were the general rule for such observations …

The provocative lead article by Dr Boineau in a recent issue of the Journal of
Electrocardiology (vol 40, no. 1, 2007) needs to be responded to. Although, as always from …

Recent studies suggest that the electrocardiographic (ECG) finding of J‐point ST‐elevation,
the early repolarization syndrome, is not as benign as earlier believed. Three important …

Controversy has followed the groundbreaking and cornerstone paper of Haïssaguerre et al.
Much of this controversy has been due to the use of the term “early repolarization pattern” …

I am pleased to comment on the interesting article published in this issue by Kawata et al. 1
The early repolarization (ER) pattern has long been thought to be a “benign condition” or …

The syndrome of the early repolarization variant is described. This benign ECG
phenomenon is noted in 1% to 2% of the adult population and generally occurs in the …

For more than 70 years, early repolarization has been considered to be a common normal
variant. In the general population, the prevalence ranges between 5 and 13%, and in …

Early repolarization (ER) has historically been considered a benign electrocardiogram
(ECG) variant, and is seen more commonly in young males and individuals who undertake …

Early repolarization pattern (ERP) is a common electrocardiographic (ECG) variant,
characterized by J point elevation manifested either as QRS slurring (at the transition from …

Early repolarization pattern (ERP), a form of J-wave syndromes, was considered long time a
benign ECG phenomenon. However, recent data confirmed that certain phenotypes of ERP …