Explore the intricacies of ECG chest leads in this comprehensive cardiology lecture. Delve into the definition, visual representation, and placement of unipolar leads. Understand the Wilson Central Terminal, central potential, and functions of chest leads. Learn about the specific placement of leads V1 through V6, using bony landmarks for accuracy. Examine potential artifacts, lead classification, and the relationship between myocardial infarction and chest leads. Gain insights into lead orientation and the importance of chest leads in detecting vectors in the horizontal plane. Master the fundamentals of ECG interpretation to enhance your understanding of cardiac electrical activity and improve diagnostic skills in cardiology.
Overview
Syllabus
Start
Definition Of Chest Leads
Visual Representation
Unipolar Leads
Placement
Wilson Central Terminal
Central Potential
Functions Of Chest Leads
Potential Determine By Chest Leads
Placement Of Chest Leads
Bony Landmarks
Placement Of V1 And V2
Placement Of V4
Position Of V3
Position Of V5
Position Of V6
Preference Of Bony Landmarks Over Nipples Position
Artefacts
Classification Of Chest Leads
Mi And Chest Leads
Orientation Of Chest Leads
Taught by
Dr. Najeeb Lectures
