Patel A, Getsos J P, Moussa G, Damato A N
Department of Medicine, Jersey City Medical Center 07304.
Clin Cardiol. 1994 May;17(5):273-6. doi: 10.1002/clc.4960170511.
The Osborn wave (also referred to as "the J wave," "the J deflection," or "the camel's hump") is a distinctive deflection occurring at the QRS-ST junction of approximately 80% of hypothermic patients (core body temperature < or = 95 degrees F). Generally, the amplitude and duration of Osborn waves are inversely related to core temperature. We report on eight normothermic patients whose 12-lead electrocardiograms demonstrated QRS-ST junction notches similar to those seen in hypothermia. These data support the concept that the Osborn wave is not pathognomonic of hypothermia.
奥斯本波（也称为“J波”“J波偏移”或“驼峰样波”）是一种特征性偏移，出现在约80%体温过低患者（核心体温≤95华氏度）的QRS - ST交接处。一般来说，奥斯本波的振幅和持续时间与核心体温呈负相关。我们报告了8例体温正常的患者，其12导联心电图显示出与体温过低时所见类似的QRS - ST交接处切迹。这些数据支持奥斯本波并非体温过低所特有的这一概念。
