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'''Note:''' It is important to realize that not all these steps may be applicable when you encounter ECG abnormalities. If, for example, the rhythm is not sinus in the [[Rhythm|first step]], the algorithm to analyze [[dysrhythmias]] should be followed. If a [[LBBB|Left Bundle Branch Block]] is present in [[Conduction|step 3]], [[ST morphology]] will be strongly influenced by this defect.
'''Note:''' It is important to realize that not all these steps may be applicable when you encounter ECG abnormalities. If, for example, the rhythm is not sinus in the [[Rhythm|first step]], the algorithm to analyze [[arrhythmias]] should be followed. If a [[LBBB|Left Bundle Branch Block]] is present in [[Conduction|step 3]], [[ST morphology]] will be strongly influenced by this defect.


Finally the '''real world''' is presented through [[Cases and Examples|'''practice ECGs''']].
Finally the '''real world''' is presented through [[Cases and Examples|'''practice ECGs''']].


Afteryou have finished the course you are invited to come back to read more about abnormal ECGs in the '''ECG textbook'''.
After you have finished the course you are invited to come back to read more about abnormal ECGs in the '''ECG textbook'''.
==ECG textbook==
==ECG textbook==
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