Pulmonary valve stenosisleadsto right ventricular hypertrophy , which leads to right axis deviation of mean QRS vector
These changesleadto common ECG findings of left axis deviation
Pulmonary valve stenosis ... right ventricular hypertrophyleadsto right axis deviation of mean QRS vector
Greater stenosiscausesright - axis deviation and right ventricular hypertrophy
The wave - front instead moves more quickly through the left anterior fascicle and right bundle branchleadingto a right axis deviation seen on the ECG
in a minutewould leadto right axis deviation findings
These changesmay resultin ECG findings of left axis deviation
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Hypertension ( high blood pressurecan very often resultin left ventricular hypertrophy causing left axis deviation
by right bundle branch block(passive) caused byRight axis deviation
an error Changes in the conduction pathways of the heartcan resultin right axis deviation
The pathological Q waves that can occur with necrosiscan causea left axis deviation in the frontal plane
an anomaly of the conduction system in our caseleadingto the absence of left axis deviation
Changes in the conduction pathways of the heartcan resultin right axis deviation
Conduction abnormalities Changes in the conduction pathways of the heartcan resultin right axis deviation
Blockage of this fascicleresultsin right axis deviation
This is alsois causingthe marked left axis deviation
Enlargement of right ventricular myocardial masscan resultin right axis deviation
Right ventricular hypertrophy Enlargement of right ventricular myocardial masscan resultin right axis deviation
controlled trials without external physical or mental disturbancemight causeinconsistencies in ECG data
Tachycardias originating in the anterior left fasciclewould leadto right axis deviation
The delayed and unopposed activation of the remainder of the LV now results in a shift in the QRS axis leftward and superiorlycausingmarked left axis deviation
by left bundle branch block(passive) caused byLeft axis deviation
blockresultin left axis deviation
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LAFBcausingleft axis deviation
by left ventricular hypertrophy(passive) caused byleft axis deviation
lots of things , including left ventricular hypertrophy(passive) can be caused byLeft Axis Deviation
The delayed and unopposed activation of the remainder of the LV now results in a shift in the QRS axis leftward and superiorlycausingleft axis deviation
LAFB may be difficult to recognize when combined with inferior MIcan causeleft axis deviation
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because the right bundle is more sensitive to blockadecausingrightward axis deviation
by hypertrophy(passive) caused byaxis deviation
by obesity(passive) can be caused byaxis deviation
by thermal expansion(passive) caused byaxis deviation
by left bundle branch block(passive) caused byaxis deviation
by right bundle branch block(passive) caused byaxis deviation
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an increased demand on the peroneal muscles during gait due to the increased STJ supination moment that is caused by the action of ground reaction force acting on the plantar aspect of a foot with lateral deviation of the STJ axiswill causean increased demand on the peroneal muscles during gait due to the increased STJ supination moment that is caused by the action of ground reaction force acting on the plantar aspect of a foot with lateral deviation of the STJ axis
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in a different left ventricular diastolic diameter index ( Additional file 4 : Table S4resultingin a different left ventricular diastolic diameter index ( Additional file 4 : Table S4
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a decreased cardiac outputcausesa decreased cardiac output
hypertrophy of that part of the heartcauseshypertrophy of that part of the heart
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