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LAD =
S greater than R in lead II
S greater than R in lead II
LAD =
LAD =
S greater than R in lead II
RAD =
S greater than R in lead I
S greater than R in lead I
RAD =
RAD =
S greater than R in lead I
RBBB criteria
rSR in V1-V2

Wide S wave in I V5 V6
rSR in V1-V2

Wide S wave in I V5 V6
RBBB criteria
RBBB criteria
rSR in V1-V2

Wide S wave in I V5 V6
ECG appoach
Rate, Rhythm

Intervals (PR, QRS, QT) / Axis

QRST (q waves, R progress, ST or T wave changes)
ECG appoach
Rate, Rhythm

Intervals (PR, QRS, QT) / Axis

QRST (q waves, R progress, ST or T wave changes)
ECG appoach
Rate, Rhythm

Intervals (PR, QRS, QT) / Axis

QRST (q waves, R progress, ST or T wave changes)
LBBB criteria
broad monophasic R in I and V6

Absence of Q in I V5, V6

Displacement of ST and Tw opposite QRS deflection
LBBB criteria
broad monophasic R in I and V6

Absence of Q in I V5, V6

Displacement of ST and Tw opposite QRS deflection
LBBB criteria
broad monophasic R in I and V6

Absence of Q in I V5, V6

Displacement of ST and Tw opposite QRS deflection