Damage to the right ventriclemay causeright bundle branch block
intraventricular conduction impairment in working myocardium : a model study(passive) caused byleft bundle - branch block
Ashman phenomenon is a physiological aberrancy of the ventricular conduction , typically seen in Atrial Fibrillation as a result of sudden fluctuations in heart cyclecausinga bundle branch block
coronary artery disease , valve disease , or other conditions(passive) can be caused byBundle branch block
Occasionally , a blockage will develop along one of these branchesleadingto bundle branch block
that chamber of the heart ... a slower systemleadsto a bundle branch block
dysfunctional bundle branches , which results in slow ( and abnormal ) activation of ventricular myocardium and thus prolonged QRS duration(passive) are caused bybundle branch blocks
the defectleadsto a bundle branch block
a fast heart rhythmresultingfrom the bundle branch block
disease proximal to the bundle branches(passive) may be caused bybundle branch block
Again , the distal conduction system has nothing to do with complete heart blockcan causebundle branch blocks
Certaiin common blood pressure medications and/or antiarrhythmics in very high ( not therapeutic ) dosescan causebundle branch blocks
a blockage in the blood vessels in your heart , or damage to the heart muscle(passive) can be caused byBundle branch block
Repair through the morphologically left ventricleinvariably causedbundle branch block
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an abnormality in one of those pathways(passive) is caused byA bundle branch block
blunt cardiac injury(passive) was caused byright bundle branch block
The conduction system is often affected ,typically resultingin right bundle - branch block
12 - 15 Right axis deviation(passive) caused by12 - 15 Right axis deviation
prominent secondary ST - T changes which may both imitate and mask ischemiaalways causesprominent secondary ST - T changes which may both imitate and mask ischemia
to symptoms of failurecan leadto symptoms of failure
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example(passive) caused byexample
substantial changes in left ventricular de- and repolarization , which result in ( secondary ) ST - T changescausessubstantial changes in left ventricular de- and repolarization , which result in ( secondary ) ST - T changes
marked alterations of left ventricular de- and repolarizationcausesmarked alterations of left ventricular de- and repolarization
aortic valve closing ( A2 ) to be slower than pulmonic valve closing ( P2may causeaortic valve closing ( A2 ) to be slower than pulmonic valve closing ( P2
Wide QRS complex(passive) was caused byWide QRS complex
a characteristic change on the ECGcausesa characteristic change on the ECG
a non - invasive search for underlying heart diseaseshould triggera non - invasive search for underlying heart disease
Heart left bundle branch block symptomscausesHeart left bundle branch block symptoms
all the clinical consequences(passive) created byall the clinical consequences
a delay in the depolarization of the right ( RBBB ) or left ( LBBB ) ventriclecausesa delay in the depolarization of the right ( RBBB ) or left ( LBBB ) ventricle
one ventricle to contract just after the other ventriclecausesone ventricle to contract just after the other ventricle
faintness in some peoplecan causefaintness in some people
to prolongation of the QRS interval and sometimes to alterations in the QRS vectorleadsto prolongation of the QRS interval and sometimes to alterations in the QRS vector
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to abnormal ventricular depolarization and introduces dyssynchrony between right and left ventricular ( LV ) contraction and relaxation.1–6 ⇓ ⇓ ⇓ ⇓ ⇓ In patients with heart failureleadsto abnormal ventricular depolarization and introduces dyssynchrony between right and left ventricular ( LV ) contraction and relaxation.1–6 ⇓ ⇓ ⇓ ⇓ ⇓ In patients with heart failure
dysschronous ventricular contractions which may result in heart failurecan causedysschronous ventricular contractions which may result in heart failure
sequential rather than simultaneous activation of the ventriclescausessequential rather than simultaneous activation of the ventricles
a widened and possibly jagged QRS waveform ... while supraventricular tachycardia typically exhibits a narrow QRS complex on the ECGcausesa widened and possibly jagged QRS waveform ... while supraventricular tachycardia typically exhibits a narrow QRS complex on the ECG
in the electrical activity spreading from cell to cellsimply resultin the electrical activity spreading from cell to cell
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the dissynchrony(passive) created bythe dissynchrony
from the conduction block of either left or right bundle branchesresultsfrom the conduction block of either left or right bundle branches
the electrical impulse to travel more slowly through the blocked bundlecausesthe electrical impulse to travel more slowly through the blocked bundle
travel of electrical signals through heart tissuespreventtravel of electrical signals through heart tissues
a substantial drop in the amplitude of the QRS complexesmay ... causea substantial drop in the amplitude of the QRS complexes
a heterogeneous work distribution in the left ventricle ( LVcausesa heterogeneous work distribution in the left ventricle ( LV
the ventricles to beat sequentially ( one after another ) instead of simultaneouslycausesthe ventricles to beat sequentially ( one after another ) instead of simultaneously
from an injury or damage to the heart musclemay resultfrom an injury or damage to the heart muscle
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considerable regional differences in mechanical load within the left ventricle ( LVcreatesconsiderable regional differences in mechanical load within the left ventricle ( LV
from a “ heart attackcould resultfrom a “ heart attack
the simultaneous depolarization of the two ventriclesthus preventingthe simultaneous depolarization of the two ventricles
a delay in the depolarisation of the right ( RBTBcausesa delay in the depolarisation of the right ( RBTB
from a defect in ventricular conductionresultingfrom a defect in ventricular conduction
in a broad complex tachycardiaresultingin a broad complex tachycardia
to a diagnosis of myocardial infarctionmay leadto a diagnosis of myocardial infarction