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RBBB

This document discusses electrocardiogram abnormalities involving right bundle branch block (RBBB) and left bundle branch block (LBBB), noting that RBBB is characterized by a wide QRS complex with terminal S wave in lead V1 and monophasic R wave or RS complex in lateral leads, while LBBB shows a wide QRS complex with prominent S wave in lead V1 and biphasic R wave in lateral leads.

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RBBB

This document discusses electrocardiogram abnormalities involving right bundle branch block (RBBB) and left bundle branch block (LBBB), noting that RBBB is characterized by a wide QRS complex with terminal S wave in lead V1 and monophasic R wave or RS complex in lateral leads, while LBBB shows a wide QRS complex with prominent S wave in lead V1 and biphasic R wave in lateral leads.

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RBBB

QRS Morphology in V1

QRS Morphology in Lateral Leads

Appropriate discordance: Typical pattern of T-wave inversion in V1-3 with RBBB


LBBB

QRS Morphology in V1

QRS Morphology in the Lateral Leads

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