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Overview

Teh dig effect refers to a constellation of non-specific electrocardiographic findings which include the following in variable combinations: T wave inversions, T waves flattening, U waves, PR prolongation, ST-segment depression with a “scooped” appearance and Short QT due to an abbreviated ventricular action potential.

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The following findings are suggestive of the dig effect:

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Shown above is an EKG pattern of the dig effect with ST-segment depression with a “scooped” appearance.

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