The left branch blockage is characterized by a delay in the conduction of electrical impulses in the intraventtricular area of the left side of the heart, producing an enlargement of the QRS interval in the electrocardiogram, being the partial total. Generally this condition can occur due to the existence of other heart disease, but in […]
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Left branch locking is characterized by delay or blocking of the conduction of electrical impulses in the intraocciental region of the left side of the heart, resulting in an elongation of the QRS interval on the electrocardiogram, which can be partial or total. This condition can usually occur due to other heart disease, but in
The right branch lock consists of a modification of the normal electrocardiogram (ECG) pattern, specifically in the QRS segment, which extends slightly and lasts more than 120 ms. This means that the electrical signal of the heart has difficulty crossing the right branch of the heart, causing a contraction of the right ventricle a little
