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Miscellaneous ECG 33

  1. Normal sinus rhythm
  2. Non-specific interventricular conduction delay
  3. Left atrial enlargement
  4. Fusion beats

This ECG shows a wide-QRS complex which does not meet criteria for a right or left bundle branch block. This is termed a non-specific interventricular conduction delay. Note the two QRS complexes which are randomly more narrow appearing. This may be similar to a "capture beat" seen during ventricular tachycardia in that the normal conduction system was used during that beat. These two QRS complexes are slightly wide compared to a normal one and thus likely represents a "fusion" of the normal QRS complex and that with the non-specific interventricular conduction delay.

Related Topic Reviews: Left Atrial Enlargement