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Intraventricular Conduction (view source)
Revision as of 21:59, 7 October 2009
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[[Image:LBTB_RBTB_en.png|thumb| A bundle branch block causes a delay in the depolarization of the right (RBBB) or left (LBBB) ventricle. In RBBB the QRS complex shows a second peak or R' in V1.]]
[[Image:LBTB_RBTB_en.png|thumb| A bundle branch block causes a delay in the depolarization of the right (RBBB) or left (LBBB) ventricle. In RBBB the QRS complex shows a second peak or R' in V1.]]
Check V1 when QRS > 0,12 sec.
Check V1 when QRS > 0,12 sec.
When the last QRS in V1 is below the baseline (moving away from V1), a LBBB is the most likely diagnosis.
When the "terminal force" of the QRS in V1 is below the baseline (i.e. QS wave), a LBBB is the most likely diagnosis.
When the last activity is above the baseline, it's a RBBB.
When the "terminal force" of the QRS in V1 is above the baseline (i.e. RSR' wave), it's a RBBB.
If the QRS > 0.12 sec. but the morphological criteria of LBBB or RBBB do not apply, it is called 'interventriculair conduction delay', a general term.
If the QRS > 0.12 sec. but the morphological criteria of LBBB or RBBB do not apply, it is called 'interventriculair conduction delay', a general term.
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