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Electrocardiographic(ECG) left ventricular hypertrophy and strain(LVH-S) is an ominous prognostic factor in patients(pts) with hypertension. Some factors, especially myocardial ischemia can explain this increased risk. Due to pre-existing ST-T change, it preclude diagnostic specificity of exercise ECG test.
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Note that LVH with strain pattern on the ECG predicts a high risk of future heart failure and of death from heart failure. Note however that the ECG is relatively insensitive in diagnosing LVH: 5 to 10%. of hypertensive patients show ECG criteria for LVH compared with an incidence of approximately . 30%.
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LVH / strain on ECG. Congenital bicuspid valves. Degenerative calcific. Rheumatic. Aortic regurg. Decrescendo early diastolic murmur. May be systolic murmur too due to large SV. Wide pulse pressure. Peripheral: Quinke’s sign (pulsation of nail bed); Traube’s sign (prominent femoral pulse); Duroziez’s sign (murmurs over femorals ...
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The presence of a strain pattern makes the diagnosis more certain. LAD is often seen with LVH. These criteria are not necessarily valid in patients less than 35 years of age. WARNING: Enlargement criteria on ECG are valid clinical signs of probable heart disease, but they have low sensitivity and specificity when compared to echocardiography. VIII.
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patterns (LAA, RAA, LVH, RVH) present? Yes No. ISCHEMIA, INJURY, INFARCTION . or strain patterns present? Yes No. INTERPRETATION: Old ECGS for comparison? Yes No. Any change from previous tracing? Yes No. Interpreted by: M.D./DO
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Downsloping ST( with inverted Ts ( probable LV strain. usually in association with LVH. LVH, strain and chest pain: ECG not very useful. Upsloping ST( (J point () ( nonspecific. ST usually back to baseline 2 mm after the end of QRS. causes: anemia, metabolic abnormalities, MVP, normal variant. Scooped ST( ( digitalis or hypercalcemia
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LVH, LAH, septal Q waves. CXR usually normal, can have venous congestion. Athlete – benign (’s reverse on cessation training, 40% male elite athletes. must rule out IHD, HOCM, pericarditis. Signs – bradycardia, displaced apex beat, ejection systolic murmur, no failure. ECG – sinus brady, incomplete RBBB, 1O or Mobitz I common,
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[DOC File]ECG Interpretation Report
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13. Describe different criteria for determining the presence of left ventricular hypertrophy (LVH), right ventricular hypertrophy (RVH), and the presence of strain. 14. Using various criteria, identify cases of LVH and RVH on a 12-lead ECG. 15. Describe the clinical significance of LVH. 16.
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Classic LVH with strain and left atrial enlargement. Appendix 2. Right ventricular hypertrophy: Classic RVH with strain and right atrial enlargement. Appendix 3. Axis determination: References. 1. Conover M.B Understanding Electrocardiography 7th ed 1996. 2. Meek S. ABC of clinical electrocardiography. Introduction II - Basic terminology.
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Lvh with strain ecg