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Fig 1.

Schematic ECG parameters.

The T/QRS ratio is the quotient of T amplitude and QRS amplitude.

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Patient characteristics.

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Fig 2.

Receiver operating characteristic (ROC) curve of relative ST analysis.

The ROC curve was calculated under non-parametric assumption. The two highlighted points (red dot) represent the cut-offs closest to (0,1) at a relative T/QRS ratio rise of 0.64 (sensitivity 100%, specificity 90%) and 0.70 respectively (sensitivity 90%, specificity 100%).

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Fig 3.

ECG examples.

Panel A shows an example of an ECG in a control (pH>7.20) at the beginning of the registration (black) and during an absolute (episodic) ST event (grey). The absolute rise in T/QRS ratio here exceeds 0.10, whereas the relative T/QRS rise does not exceed 0.70 (no event). Panel B shows an ECG in a case (pH<7.05) at the beginning of the registration (black) and during a relative ST event (relative rise from baseline is 1.25) (grey). The absolute T/QRS rise is here below 0.05 (no absolute ST event).

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Table 2.

Crosstable of relative and absolute ST analysis.

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Table 3.

Test performance of absolute and relative ST analysis to detect impending cord acidaemia (pH < 7.05).

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