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ECG variations in patients pre- and post-local anaesthesia and analgesia
British Dental Journal , 11/09/09

Hill CM et al. – Although the results were not statistically significant, some of the patients did show clinically relevant abnormalities which necessitated referral to a cardiologist. These included: marked ST elevation; marked ST depression and one case of Right Bundle Branch Block (RBBB).

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