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Stock image When the electrical axis of the electrocardiogram is severely left deviation, especially near the negative side of the aVF lead axis, significant S-waves appear in leads I, II, and III.

Stock image When the electrical axis of the electrocardiogram is severely left deviation, especially near the negative side of the aVF lead axis, significant S-waves appear in leads I, II, and III.

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