Principles of ElectrocardiographyLange Medical, 1960 |
Contents
Introduction to Electrocardiography | 1 |
Technical Difficulties Affecting the Electrocardiogram | 16 |
Definitions of Electrocardiographic Configurations | 23 |
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A-V node abnormal Q waves anteriorly arrhythmia atrial fibrillation atrial flutter atrial rate atrial rhythm atrial tachycardia atrium Autopsy Diagnosis aVF V1 V2 aVL aVF V1 aVR aVL aVF bundle branch block cardiac Clinical Diagnosis deflection depolarization digitalis ectopic focus electrocardiographic pattern electrode esophageal leads extremity leads frontal plane heart position Hyperkalemia impulse indicating inferior wall infarction initial Interpretation inverted T waves Leads aVR left axis deviation left bundle branch left ventricle left ventricular epicardial left ventricular hypertrophy mean QRS vector myocardial infarction myocardium normal P-R interval pacemaker parasystole paroxysmal atrial tachycardia precordial leads produces QRS complex QRS interval QRS loop quinidine Regular sinus rhythm result rhythm is regular right bundle branch right ventricular hypertrophy Sagittal seen sinus beats ST depression ST segment ST segment depression standard leads superiorly unipolar upright V₁ ventricular epicardial complex ventricular premature beats ventricular rate ventricular rhythm ventricular tachycardia wave inversion waves in leads