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From previous episode we know how the deflection of ECG is registered based on direction of ECG, lead direction and the red intrinsic current of heart. If both are in the same direction it is positive deflection, if perpendicular it is byphasic, if opposing it makes a negative deflection. In other words, if we take lead to in this frontal plane, the current moving towards lead two will generate a positive deflection. The current away and opposite to lead two will cause negative deflection.

From previous episode we know how the deflection of ECG is registered based on direction of ECG, lead direction and the red intrinsic current of heart. If both…

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  • ECG Deflection Principles
  • Deflection Registration
  • Direction of ECG
  • Lead Direction
  • Intrinsic Heart Current
  • Deflection Types
  • Positive Deflection
  • Same Direction
  • Byphasic Deflection
  • Perpendicular Direction
  • Negative Deflection
  • Opposing Direction
  • Lead Two in Frontal Plane
  • Current Towards Lead Two
  • Current Away from Lead Two
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From previous episode we know how the deflection of ECG is registered based on direction of ECG, lead direction and the red intrinsic current of heart. If both are in the same direction it is positive deflection, if perpendicular it is byphasic, if opposing it makes a negative deflection. In other words, if we take lead to in this frontal plane, the current moving towards lead two will generate a positive deflection. The current away and opposite to lead two will cause negative deflection.

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"From previous episode we know how the deflection of ECG is registered based on direction of ECG, lead direction and the red intrinsic current of heart."

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