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Diagnosis Treatment anyoneis discoveredto have left bundle branch block on their ECG
In fact , one electrical bundle in the heart was malfunctioningleadingto an ECG change called ‘ left bundle branch block
ventricular tachy- cardiaoriginatingin the right ventricle ( ie , a left bundle branch block configuration on ECG
either a block in the left branch of the ventricular conduction system or by uncoupling in the working myocardium(passive) may be caused by14):v33-v39.CopyAbstractAIMS : A left bundle - branch block ( LBBB ) electrocardiogram ( ECG ) type
the presence of ST segment elevation in precordial V1 , V2 and V3leadswith concomitant right bundle branch block on ECG
variable ventricular activation sequence(passive) caused bybundle branch block pattern on the ECG
scleroderma(passive) caused bya left ventricular bundle branch block
a properly paced pacemaker leadwould resultin a left bundle branch block pattern on the ECG
dilated cardiomyopathyhad causedleft bundle branch block ( LBBB
delayed activation of left ventricle leading to delayedcausesdelayed activation of left ventricle leading to delayed
with large S - wavesleadswith large S - waves
to ventricular tachycardia ( VT ) andleadsto ventricular tachycardia ( VT ) and
to the Diagnosis of a Malpositioned Lead in the Coronary SinusLeadingto the Diagnosis of a Malpositioned Lead in the Coronary Sinus
to complete heart block ( A - V dissociationmay leadto complete heart block ( A - V dissociation
to cardiac arrestmay leadto cardiac arrest
global LV twist and twisting / untwisting rate in chronic systolic heart failure ( HF ) patientsmay influenceglobal LV twist and twisting / untwisting rate in chronic systolic heart failure ( HF ) patients
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to secondary alteration in the recovery processleadsto secondary alteration in the recovery process
from the left ventricular septum in a patient with cardiac sarcoidosisoriginatingfrom the left ventricular septum in a patient with cardiac sarcoidosis