Thank you for the brief but easy to understand short clip👍🏻Hope to have next section on how to determine axis, ECG related to specific congenital heart disease& atrial tachycardia(JET Vs SVT)
Nice presentation. One comment I have to make about Mobitz Type 1, in your drawing you marked with a red X where the next QRS complex should be. Typically the next would be a new P wave, but you show another QRS complex in the same shape as the other complexes, this is a bit uncommen. So called „Escape beats“ look often a bit different then the regular QRS complex.
Hello, in 15:27 , why you said positive T in V1 indicates RVH? Quote from LITFL:Right ventricular strain pattern = ST depression / T wave inversion in the right precordial (V1-4) and inferior (II, III, aVF) leads.
This is a pediatric ECG. The t wave should be inverted after one week, and they flip back during adolescence. In a baby, a positive t wave in V1 fulfills criteria for RVH. ST depression would be a sign of strain.
Thank you for the brief but easy to understand short clip👍🏻Hope to have next section on how to determine axis, ECG related to specific congenital heart disease& atrial tachycardia(JET Vs SVT)
Very helpful. Please upload a video with abnormal paediatric ECGs.
Thank you so much
Excellent presentation
Nice presentation. One comment I have to make about Mobitz Type 1, in your drawing you marked with a red X where the next QRS complex should be. Typically the next would be a new P wave, but you show another QRS complex in the same shape as the other complexes, this is a bit uncommen. So called „Escape beats“ look often a bit different then the regular QRS complex.
Hello, in 15:27 , why you said positive T in V1 indicates RVH? Quote from LITFL:Right ventricular strain pattern = ST depression / T wave inversion in the right precordial (V1-4) and inferior (II, III, aVF) leads.
This is a pediatric ECG. The t wave should be inverted after one week, and they flip back during adolescence. In a baby, a positive t wave in V1 fulfills criteria for RVH. ST depression would be a sign of strain.