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Fig. 2 | BMC Emergency Medicine

Fig. 2

From: Can indicators of myocardial damage predict carbon monoxide poisoning outcomes?

Fig. 2

Top left: Comparison of the maximum QT interval in patients with a sequential disability (+) and without a sequential disability (−).Top right: Comparison of the corrected maximum QT interval in patients both with (+) and without a sequential disability (−). Middle left: Comparison of the maximum QT dispersion in patients both with (+) and without a sequential disability (−). Middle right: Comparison of the corrected QT dispersion in patients both with (+) and without a sequential disability (−). Bottom left: Comparison of the carboxyhemoglobin levels in patients both with (+) and without a sequential disability (−). Bottom right: Comparison of the troponin I level in patients both with (+) and without a sequential disability (−). There was no significant difference in the carboxyhemoglobin levels between the patients both with and without a sequential disability, whereas all the other comparisons were significantly different

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