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Relationship between anthropometric measures and early electrocardiographic changes in obese rats Steve Kyende Mutiso†, Dennis Kipkemoi Rono† and Frederick Bukachi*
Abstract Background: The degree of cardiovascular function impairment parallels the degree of obesity and obese subjects have abnormal changes on the electrocardiogram (ECG). Early ECG changes in obesity have not been previously studied. The objective of the present study was to determine the early ECG changes in obese rats and their relationship with anthropometric measurements. Results: At seven weeks all rats in the experiment were obese and in sinus rhythm. In the experiment resting heart rate was increased (364 ± 13 vs. 313 ± 12 bpm, P
