Lecture

ECG Measurement: Leads and Signal Generation

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Description

This lecture covers the measurement of the ECG, focusing on the cardiac axis, electrode placement, ECG leads, and the generation of the ECG signal in Einthoven's triangle. It explains the concept of unipolar and augmented unipolar leads, as well as abnormal ECG examples.

Instructor

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Health sciences

Cardiology: Cardiovascular disease

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