QRS complex
International Journal of Arrhythmia
; : 96-99, 2017.
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Dans Ko
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ABSTRACT
The QRS complex is a group of waves in the electrocardiogram (ECG), and represents ventricular activation. It usually consists of three wave forms. The Q wave is an initial negative wave at the onset of the QRS complex. The R wave is the first positive wave in the QRS complex, and appears at the onset of the QRS complex or following a Q wave. The S wave is a second negative wave in the QRS complex. The morphology of the QRS complex is useful in interpreting a 12-lead ECG because it provides clinical information regarding heart rate, QRS axis, heart position, rotation, and abnormal conduction in the ventricles.
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Électrocardiographie
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Rythme cardiaque
langue:
Ko
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International Journal of Arrhythmia
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2017
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Article