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14. Using various criteria, identify cases of LVH and RVH on a 12-lead ECG. 15. Describe the clinical significance of LVH. 16. Identify criteria suggestive of right and left atrial enlargement, and describe the clinical implications of such enlargement. 17. Describe the ECG changes that indicate the presence of Wolff-Parkinson-White syndrome. 18.
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[DOC File]SOCHIPE
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(RBBB, BiV, WPW, VT, RVH, PMI) PATHOL Qs. Width ≥ 0.03 s (1 mm) and/or . depth ≥ ⅓ of QRS amplitude. in ≥ 2 neighboring leads: probable MI (possibly remote) ST SEGMENTS. ST elevation: review causes (always consider acute MI) ST depression: ischemia; strain; nonspecific. ST: the smoothest. segment in the ECG (all notches are suspicious ...
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Right ventricular hypertrophy: Causes and complications
RVH on ECG: 1.Right axis deviation ≥+90º (or close to 90º) + 2. R>S in V1. Or S>R in V6. Or R≥7 mm in V1. In the absence of right axis deviation, R>S in V1 is not enough to make RVH diagnosis (could be posterior MI, WPW, RBBB, or normal variant) ECG findings in PE: 1-Sinus tachycardia is the most common finding. Heart rate may be 80s-90s ...
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[DOC File]Chapter Overview
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RVH. pulm htn, pulm stenosis, V1,V2, V3 r closer to RV; look to c if R is lrgr compared to S. ® Atrial hypertrophy p pulmonale- tall P wave in II, III, AVF (> 2.5 mm) Left Atrial hypertrophy. wide P waves in any lead, >.11 sec, notched or double hump in any p wave, …
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Left Ventricular Hypertrophy (LVH) can be diagnosed by using multiple criteria. Chest lead criteria include the addition of the S-wave from V1 or V2to the R-wave of V5 or V6. A sum of > 35 is positive in patients 35 years of age or older. Limb lead criteria include the sum of the R-wave in Lead I and the S-wave in Lead III > 25.
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[DOC File]ECG Analysis - developinganaesthesia
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An additional 212 patients were studied by echocardiography and ECG. Based on echocardiographic criteria of RVH (RVWT Greater Than or Equal To 5 mm), 134 of 212 patients had RVH, and 78 were without RVH: the ECG had a sensitivity of 27% and a specificity of 88% for diagnosing RVH when correlated with the echocardiographic criteria.
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[DOC File]EKG COURSE HANDOUT 2006
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F.B.C., CXr, ECG, CRP. b. At this stage give 4 risk factors as described by the BTS to exclude Pulmonary Embolism. (4 marks) Surgical- major abdo/pelvic surgery, hip/knee replacement, Post op ICU. Obstetric- puerpurium, late pregnancy, Caesarain Section. Lower limb problems- …
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[DOC File]Two differential diagnoses for deep T wave inversion V1-V3:
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A number of different criteria and scoring systems exist for the determination of LVH on the ECG. A commonly used one is the Estes (or more correctly the Romhilt-Estes) system. It has reasonable specificity (85-95%), but sensitivity is low. Estes Scoring System for Left Ventricular Hypertrophy 3. This is scored o 6 criteria: 1. Voltage criteria:
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[DOC File]EKG and Interpretation
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Figure 5.8. Twelve-lead ECG from a healthy 77-year-old woman. Arrows indicate the deep S waves in leads I and aVL typical of both LPFB and RVH. The consideration that LPFB may be present requires that there be no evidence of right-ventricular hypertrophy (RVH) from either the precordial leads (Fig. 5.8) or from other clinical data.
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[DOC File]Draft #3 11-23-93
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+RVH criteria = R in V1 + S in V5 >10.5 mm. Compiled from Zehender et al (19) and Huston et al (23). Other common changes secondary to physiologic hypertrophy include voltage criteria suggestive of left or right ventricular hypertrophy; early repolarization with J-point ST-segment elevation and tall, peaked T waves; T-wave inversion; and a ...
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Rvh criteria ecg