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(Stroke. 1973;4:156.)
© 1973 American Heart Association, Inc.

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EKG Changes After Spinal Subarachnoid Hemorrhage

PHILIP R. YARNELL M.D.¹ CLARK GODFREY M.D.²

¹ Division of Neurology, University of Colorado Medical Center, and Director, Division of Neurology, Denver General Hospital
² Division of Cardiology, University of Colorado Medical Center, and Denver General Hospital, Denver, Colorado, 80204

Marked morphological electrocardiographical changes occurred in a patient whose subarachnoid hemorrhage originated in the lower spinal canal. Thus, the electrocardiogram can show the changes well known for intracranial subarachnoid hemorrhage even when the source of bleeding is in the lower spinal canal.

Key Words: electrocardiogram • subarachnoid bleeding • spinal canal

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