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a positive current as created by depolarization of cardiac cells traveling towards the positive electrode and away from the negative electrodecreatesa positive deflection on the ECG
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An electrical vector travelling towards a positive electrodewill causea positive deflection on an ECG
aVR and aVF are also switched ,resultingin uncharacteristically positive QRS in aVR
PIL ( type 1 , coved type ; Inducible(passive) provoked bya positive ECG response
Irrespective of whether it is a limb lead or chest lead , a current surging directly in the direction of the recording electrodewill causea positive deflection on the ECG
those in whom flecainide challenge ( 2 mg / kg in 10 minutesprovokeda positive ECG response
the depolarisation wave moving towards the recording electrode(passive) is caused byA positive deflection in the ECG
to identifyfrequently causingmiscalculations in ECG readings
computed tomography ( pCTtriggeredcomputed tomography ( pCT
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