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T âwave abnormalities may not necessarily indicate the presence of a severe heart condition. There are non-specific wave changes that result from common, non-specific causes of T-wave abnormality which includes the following: 1  No obvious causes, which are usually associated with women.  Fever.
All that produces tall, peaked T waves is not necessarily hyperkalemia! Instead, the finding of Twave peaking should prompt one to consider a differential diagnosis of 3 possible causes â with the clinical situation (as well as specific ECG features) providing KEY clues as to which of the 3 is likely to be present. However, the most remarkable finding are the very tall, peaked T waves with narrow base (Eiffel Tower effect) in several precordial leads (Figure 2). 2  This strongly suggests Hyperkalemia.