You are incorrect - the best interpretation of the electrocardiogram in our patient is non-specific intraventricular conduction delay.
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Your choice: Right bundle branch block
This electrocardiogram shows complete right bundle branch block. The characteristic features demonstrated here include a wide QRS complex greater than 12 hundredths of a second. A large r' in leads V1, V2 and aVR, reflecting delays in right ventricular activation. And ST-T wave abnormalities in the same leads.
While right bundle branch block is an electrocardiographic abnormality, it may also occur in patients with no significant underlying cardiac disease.
While right bundle branch block is an electrocardiographic abnormality, it may also occur in patients with no significant underlying cardiac disease.
