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==Conduction==
==Conduction: definition of LBBB and RBBB in children==
RBBB: if consistent morphology and if QRS width >90ms in children < 4 years and >100ms in children 4-16 years<cite>aha</cite>
*'''RBBB''': if consistent morphology and if QRS width >90ms in children < 4 years and >100ms in children 4-16 years<cite>aha</cite>
LBBB: if consistent morphology and QRS width >90ms in children < 4 years and >100ms in children 4-16 years<cite>aha</cite>
*'''LBBB''': if consistent morphology and QRS width >90ms in children < 4 years and >100ms in children 4-16 years<cite>aha</cite>


==Normal neonatal ECG standards==
==Normal neonatal ECG standards==


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{| class="wikitable" font-size="80%" width="100%" style="border:1px solid #E2ACB1;border-spacing:8px;" border="1"
|+Normal neonatal ECG standards  
|+Normal neonatal ECG standards<cite>schwarz1</cite>
! style="width:70px" | Age group
! style="width:70px" | Age group
! style="width:90px" | Heart rate<br/>(beats . min<sup>-1</sup>)
! style="width:90px" | Heart rate<br/>(beats . min<sup>-1</sup>)
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|3–7 days
|3–7 days
| align="center" |  
| align="center" | 90–166 (129)
| align="center" |  
| align="center" | +77 to +187 (132)
| align="center" |  
| align="center" | 2·9
| align="center" |  
| align="center" | 0·08–0·14 (0·10)
| align="center" |  
| align="center" | 0·02–0·07 (0·05)
| align="center" |  
| align="center" | 4·8
| align="center" |  
| align="center" | 2·8
| align="center" |  
| align="center" | 3–24
| align="center" |  
| align="center" | 0–17
| align="center" |  
| align="center" | 9·7
| align="center" |  
| align="center" | 0·5–12
| align="center" |  
| align="center" | 0–9·8
| align="center" |  
| align="center" | 10
| align="center" |  
| align="center" | 25
| align="center" |  
| align="center" | 48


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|7–30 days
|7–30 days
| align="center" |  
| align="center" | 107–182 (149)
| align="center" |  
| align="center" | +65 to +160 (110)
| align="center" |  
| align="center" | 3·0
| align="center" |  
| align="center" | 0·07–0·14 (0·10)
| align="center" |  
| align="center" | 0·02–0·08 (0·05)
| align="center" |  
| align="center" | 5·6
| align="center" |  
| align="center" | 2·8
| align="center" |  
| align="center" | 3–21·5
| align="center" |  
| align="center" | 0–11
| align="center" |  
| align="center" | 7
| align="center" |  
| align="center" | 2·5–16
| align="center" |  
| align="center" | 0–9·8
| align="center" |  
| align="center" | 12
| align="center" |  
| align="center" | 22
| align="center" |  
| align="center" | 47


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|1–3 months
|1–3 months
| align="center" |  
| align="center" | 121–179 (150)
| align="center" |  
| align="center" | +31 to +114 (75)
| align="center" |  
| align="center" | 2·6
| align="center" |  
| align="center" | 0·07–0·13 (0·10)
| align="center" |  
| align="center" | 0·02–0·08 (0·05)
| align="center" |  
| align="center" | 5·4
| align="center" |  
| align="center" | 2·7
| align="center" |  
| align="center" | 3–18·5
| align="center" |  
| align="center" | 0–12·5
| align="center" |  
| align="center" | 7·4
| align="center" |  
| align="center" | 5–21
| align="center" |  
| align="center" | 0–7·2
| align="center" |  
| align="center" | 12
| align="center" |  
| align="center" | 29
| align="center" |  
| align="center" | 53


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| colspan="16" |
<ul>
<li><sup>a</sup> 2nd–98th percentile (mean)</li>
<li><sup>b</sup> 2nd–98th percentile (1 mm=100 µV)</li>
<li><sup>c</sup> 98th percentile (1 mm=100 µV)</li>
</ul>
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==Distinguishing tachyarrhythmias in infants==
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|+ Distinguishing tachyarrhythmias in infants<cite>schwarz1</cite>
! style="width:80px" | &nbsp;
! style="width:200px" | Sinus tachycardia
! style="width:200px" | SVT
! style="width:200px" | Atrial flutter
! style="width:200px" | VT
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| valign="top" | '''History'''
| valign="top" | Sepsis, fever, hypovolaemia, etc.
| valign="top" | Usually otherwise normal
| valign="top" | Most have a normal heart
| valign="top" | Many with abnormal heart
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| valign="top" | '''Rate'''
| valign="top" | Almost always <230 b/min
| valign="top" | Most often 260–300 b/min
| valign="top" | Atrial 300–500 b/min. Vent. 1:1 to 4:1 conduction
| valign="top" | 200–500 b/min
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| valign="top" | '''R-R interval variation'''
| valign="top" | Over several seconds may get faster and slower
| valign="top" | After first 10–20 beats, extremely regular
| valign="top" | May have variable block (1:1, 2:1, 3:1) giving different ventricular rates
| valign="top" | Slight variation over several beats
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| valign="top" | '''P wave axis'''
| valign="top" | Same as sinus almost always visible P waves
| valign="top" | 60% visible P waves, P waves <em>do not</em> look like sinus P waves
| valign="top" | Flutter waves (best seen in LII, LIII, aVF, V<sub>1</sub>)
| valign="top" | May have sinus P waves continuing unrelated to VT (AV dissociation), retrograde P waves, or no visible P waves
|-
| valign="top" | '''QRS'''
| valign="top" | Almost always same as slower sinus rhythm
| valign="top" | After first 10–20 beats, almost always same as sinus
| valign="top" | Usually same as sinus, may have occasional beats different from sinus
| valign="top" | Different from sinus (<em>not</em> necessarily ‘wide’)
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| colspan="5" |
<ul>
<li>SVT = Supraventricular tachycardia</li>
<li>VT = ventricular tachycardia</li>
</ul>
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