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stock image When ectopic impulses from the anterior wall of the right atrium produce a completely negative P wave in lead V1, the posterior wall ectopic impulse produces a positive and negative biphasic P wave.

When Ectopic Impulses From The Anterior Wall Of The Right Atrium Produce A Completely Negative P Wave In Lead V1, The Posterior Wall Ectopic Impulse Produces A Positive And Negative Biphasic P Wave.

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stock image When ectopic impulses from the anterior wall of the right atrium produce a completely negative P wave in lead V1, the posterior wall ectopic impulse produces a positive and negative biphasic P wave.

When Ectopic Impulses From The Anterior Wall Of The Right Atrium Produce A Completely Negative P Wave In Lead V1, The Posterior Wall Ectopic Impulse Produces A Positive And Negative Biphasic P Wave.

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stock image Sometimes, it is necessary to place electrodes in the high intercostal space at the conventional chest lead electrode placement position, which is called a high intercostal chest lead.

Sometimes, It Is Necessary To Place Electrodes In The High Intercostal Space At The Conventional Chest Lead Electrode Placement Position, Which Is Called A High Intercostal Chest Lead.

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stock image On a 12 lead electrocardiogram, analyzing the morphology and polarity of ectopic P-waves can determine the approximate anatomical location of ectopic atrial foci.

On A 12 Lead Electrocardiogram, Analyzing The Morphology And Polarity Of Ectopic P-waves Can Determine The Approximate Anatomical Location Of Ectopic Atrial Foci.

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stock image When ectopic impulses originate in the left atrium, an upright P wave will be generated in V1 and an inverted P wave in lead aVL.

When Ectopic Impulses Originate In The Left Atrium, An Upright P Wave Will Be Generated In V1 And An Inverted P Wave In Lead AVL.

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