Assistant Professor Claus Graff, PhD, has received a grant of 3,2 mill. DKK from the Danish Council for Independent Research through the programme Sapere Aude - Young Research Talents - for his project Electrocardiographic Risk Stratification of Patients with the Early Repolarization Syndrome.

Each year cardiac arrhythmias result in about 200,000 deaths in North America and Europe. In many cases there are no known symptoms, but it is known that up to 80% of the individuals who survive cardiac arrest have a deviation of the electrical impulses of the heart termed early repolarization (ER), which can be measured as either notching or slurring of the QRS-ST junction on the ECG.

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