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    Electrocardiography

    P. Pujowaskito

    Circulation System, BlockGeneral Ahmad Yani University

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    Electrocardiography

    Electrical phenomena, science

    Simple, cheap, usefull but limited

    Almost all arrhythmias

    Infarction or ischaemia

    LVH Electrolyte imbalance

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    Bipolar standard leads I, II and III

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    The unipolarlimb leads and

    their axes

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    Locations of unipolarprecordial leads

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    The precordial leads and their axes

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    ECG Information The 12 leads allow

    tracing of electric

    vector in all three

    planes of interest Not all the leads are

    independent, but are

    recorded forredundant

    information

    http://localhost/var/www/ECGCourse/ecg/15/15x/1509x.htm
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    Electrocardiographic views of the heart

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    Regions of the Myocardium

    PED 596

    Inferior

    II, III, aVF

    Lateral

    I, AVL,

    V5-V6

    Anterior /

    Septal

    V1-V4

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    ECG recording

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    Electrical phenomena

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    Electrical phenomena

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    Waves

    P

    Q

    R

    S

    T

    Katrina Kardos, MD

    PGY-3

    Albany Medical Center

    Recording

    U ?

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    Nomenclature

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    Cardiac Cycle

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    Garis Isoelektris/ baseline

    Upward/Positive deflection

    Downward/Negative deflection

    Normal ECG pattern

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    ELEKTROKARDIOGRAM

    N a m a : .........

    Kalibrasi : voltase...mV, speedmm/detik

    Heart rate : .............../minute, teratur tidak teratur

    rhythm : ..............................

    Gelombang P

    Kontour : normal tidak normal, Alasan:.......................................................

    Konfigurasi: normal tidak normal, Alasan: ..................................................

    Durasi : detik normal tidak normal

    Amplitudo: mV normal tidak normal

    PR interval detik normal tidak normal

    Konfigurasi gelombang Q: normal tidak normal, Alasan:.......................................Kompleks QRS:

    Durasi : normal tidak normal, Alasan:...........................................................

    Axis : .....derajat Normal LAD RAD Superior

    Konfigurasi: normal tidak normal, Alasan:.....................................................

    Segmen ST : normal tidak normal, Alasan:....................................................

    Gelombang T : normal tidak normal, Alasan:....................................................

    Gelombang U : normal tidak normal, Alasan:...................................................QTc : ................................detik normal tidak normal

    Index hipertrofi ventrikel:

    LVH: Score Romhilt-estes: ............................................................

    ................................. normal tidak normal

    RVH: R/S ratio di V1: ............................. normal tidak normal

    Kesimpulan:

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    ECG paper

    Small box : 1 x 1 mm : 0.1 mV x 0.04 s

    Moderate box: 5 x 5 mm : 0.5 mV x 0.2 s

    Big box : 25 x 25 mm : 2.5 mV x 1 s

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    Paper speed and voltage calibration in ECG recording

    S1

    S

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    A. Jarak RR :

    -1 kotak sedang = 300 x / minute

    -2 kotak sedang = 150 x / minute

    -3 kotak sedang = 100 x / minute

    -4 kotak sedang = 75 x / minute-5kotak sedang = 60 x / minute

    -6 kotak sedang = 50 x / minute

    B. Hitung jumlah R- R dalam 6 kotak besar = 6 detik

    Jumlah R x 10 = heart rate / minute

    C. 1500 / jarak R-R ( dlm mm ) = heart rate / minute

    MENGHITUNG LAJU JANTUNG :

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    Rapid Estimation of Heart rate

    R R R R

    300Start

    Heavy black line

    150 10075 Start

    Heavy black line

    300 150100 75 60 50 4338

    Mnemonic

    Rh h

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    Durasi

    Amplitudo:voltase

    ISO ELECTRICE

    RhythmSinus Rhythm

    Pace maker

    Rh th

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    Durasi

    Amplitudo:voltase

    ISO ELECTRICE

    Rhythm

    JunctionalRhythm

    Pace maker

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    Normal Sinus Rhythm Rate: 60-100 b/min Rhythm: regular P waves: upright in

    leads I, II, aVF PR interval: < .20 s QRS: < .10 s

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    P wave

    Contour :-normal : smooth, monophasic (except V1)-abnormal: monophasic > 0.25mV or P biphasic (notched)Configuration :

    -normal : positive at I,II, aVF, V3-V6, negative at aVR-abnormal: negative at II,III or aVF,

    may be an inversal leads or junctional rhytmDuration (horisontal axis): 0.08-010 second (2-2.5 small box)

    Amplitudo (vertikal axis): 0.25 mV or 2.5mm or 2.5 small box

    PR interval: 0.12-0.20 second (3-5 small box),-short PR interval: may be preexitacion syndrome-long PR interval: may be AV blokade

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    Direction of thenormal frontal andhorizontal plane P

    vectors withresulting P wave in

    the 12-lead ECG

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    P wave

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    Q wave

    Configuration :-normal : small q-abnormal : patologic Q, wide ( 0.04s)

    and deep (4mm or 25% R)Lead of abnormal Q: infarction area

    -lead V1-V4 : anteroseptal-lead V1-V6, I and aVL : anterior extensive-lead V4-V6, I and aVL : anterolateral-lead V3-V5 : anterior-lead II,III and aVF : inferior

    -lead I and aVL : high lateral-Mirror image of V1-V3 to horisontal line: true posterior

    The significance of Q for old infarction if more than 1 lead

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    QRS complex Capital letter for deflection > 5mm

    (Q,R,S), Small letter for deflection 0.12s (wide QRS/bizare)

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    QRS complex configuration

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    Genesis of leftventricular epicardial

    complex

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    Genesis of rightventricular epicardial

    complex

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    Genesis oftransitional zone

    ventricular epicardialcomplex

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    Genesis of right

    ventricularcavity complex

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    Electric Axis of the Heart This axis changes during cardiac cycle as shown earlier

    generally lies between +30 and -110 in the frontal planeand +30 and -30 in the transverse plane

    Clinically, it is generally taken where the QRS complex

    has the largest positive deflection Note: Often use aVR Deviation to R: increased activity in R vent. obstruction

    in lung, pulmonary emboli, some heart disease

    Deviation to L: increased activity in L vent.hypertension, aortic stenosis, ischemic heart disease

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    QRS frontal axis

    f l

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    QRS frontal axis

    normal: -30 to +110 LAD (left axis deviation): -30 to -90 RAD (right axis deviation): +110 to -180 Superior (extreme RAD):+180 to -90

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    Determination of

    axis deviation

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    QRS axis: look at the net deflection in I and aVF

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    QRS frontal axis

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    Horizontal plane electrocardiographic patterns(QRS horisontal axis)

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    QRS horisontal axis

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    QRS horisontal axis

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    QRS horisontal axis

    ST S

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    Depol. Repol. Restoration of

    ionic balance

    ST Segment

    Normal: IsoelektrisAbnormal:

    - Elevation: > 1mm- Depression: horizontal,

    downsloping,upsloping

    > 1mm was significant;deeper: more specific

    ST S m nt d pr ssi n : Isch mic

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    ST Segment depression : Ischaemic area

    Lead of ST depression: ischaemic area-lead V1-V4 : anteroseptal

    -lead V1-V6, I and aVL : anterior extensive-lead V4-V6, I and aVL : anterolateral-lead V3-V5 : anterior-lead II,III and aVF : inferior-lead I and aVL : high lateral

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    T Wave

    Normal adult: positive T wave in all lead except aVR and V1. Abnormal: - Tall T/ hyperacute T: Injury/ Acute Infarction

    - Negative T (vector of T was on opposite directionthan QRS vector/ T inversi): myocardial ischaemia,more specific if arrow head T inversion.

    Area of injury or ischaemic

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    Nomogram forrate correction of

    Q-T interval

    Bazetts formula

    QT

    R-RQTc =

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    U Wave

    Normal: unpresent U wave(interferrence with T wave).

    Abnormal: prominent U wave,particularly in V2 and V3 (suspect

    hypokalemia)

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    RIGHT ATRIAL HYPERTROPHY

    P prominent: tall 2.5 mm andspike (interval 0.11 detik) atlead II, III dan aVF

    Initial deflection of P wave atV1 1.5 mm

    COPD or cor pulmonale, so we callP Pulmonal

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    LEFT ATRIAL HYPERTROPHY

    Wide P Interval 0.12s atlead II and notched (two peak) P wave with negative

    terminal deflection at V1,duration 0.04s and deeper 1 mm

    P wave of left atrial abnormalitywas called P Mitral

    LVH index: Romhilt-Estes score

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    LEFT VENTRICULAR HYPERTROPHY(LVH) criteria Score1. LV by voltage: 3

    R or S 20 mm at extremities lead, or

    S at RV complex (V1-V2) 25 mm, orR at LV complex (V5-V6) 25 mm, orS at V1-V2 plus R at V5-V6 35 mm

    2. ST Depression and T inversion at 3LV complex V5-V6 (strainpattern)

    3. Left Atrial Abnormality (P mitral) 34. QRS complex frontal axis > -15 (LAD) 25. Prolong interval of QRS complex at V5-V6, 0.09s 1

    or ventricular activation time 0.04s

    If score > 5 : definitive LVHIf score =4 : porobable LVH

    LVH index: Romhilt Estes score

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    RIGHT VENTRICULAR HYPERTROPHY(RVH):1. Reversal R/S ratio, at V1 > 1, at V6 < 12. QRS complex frontal axis deviate to the right (RAD)

    Aux criteria: ventricular activation time at V1 0.035s,ST depression and T inversion at V1, S at I, II, and III

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    Ischaemia: mild and reversible, ST T changesInjury: moderate, but reversibleNecrosis/ myocardial Infarction: permanent, patologic Q

    Acute Coronary Syndrome

    ST Segment depression : Ischaemic area

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    ST Segment depression : Ischaemic area

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    ST Elevation Myocardial Infarction (STEMI)

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    Diagnosis

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    Diagnosis

    1. Basic rhythm: sinus, junctional, Ventricular, Atrial Fibrillation(AF), Ventricular Fibrillation (VF), Supra-Ventricular Tachycardia

    (SVT), Ventricular Tachycardia (VT)2. Heart rate3. QRS complex axis4. Abnormality

    Example: sinus rhythm 80 x/minute, normal axis (normal sinus

    rhythm) sinus rhythm 80 x/minute, LAD, LVH

    sinus rhythm 75 x/minute, RAD, RA abnormality, RVH sinus bradycardia 50x/minute, normal axis, Inferior LV wallischaemic

    sinus tachycardia 110 x/minute, normal axis, acutemyocardial infarction on anterior LV wall

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    Refference

    1. Mirvis DM, Goldberger AL. Electrocardiography. In:Braunwalds Heart Disease, A Textbook of CardiovascularMedicine. Eighth Edition. Philadelphia: Saunders Elsevier;2008. p. 155-183.

    2. Ferry DR. ECG In 10 Days. Second Edition. Singapore: Mc

    Graw Hill; 2007. p. 37-93 and 151-193.3. The Alan E. Lindsay. ECG Learning Center in Cyberspace.

    http://library.med.utah.edu/kw/ecg/image_index4. Pratanu S. Buku Pedoman Kursus Elektrokardiografi.

    Surabaya; PT. Karya Pembina Swajaya; 2000. h. 19-36.