ECG 12 Lead Axis Deviation

[@Dada-jr9sn]

You've got no idea how much easier you've made my practice. God bless you

[@bigdaddylee8019]

omg! i have looked at over 20 videos and this is really a life saver--- tears of joy. ty sir!

[@tonyalan3070]

Have u graduated ?

[@نیانیایی-ص1ك]

Yes it was😭😭😭 I have watched this tutorial bcz of your comment Thanks✋🎀

[@sofrench8502]

Nothing in the world like a gifted teacher. I am so grateful for your clear and thorough explanation of a topic I never thought I could possibly understand. Thank you.

[@christouzeau8124]

Thank you for your kind words.

[@ssywenki]

Started working in a cardiology office as a new NP 2 weeks ago.....and, I'm doing my best to learn what I need to know in order to do my job well. You made Axis deviation so easy to understand!!! YOU ARE A STAR!!!!

[@719lance]

My dude, where have you been all my life!? Thank you good sir!

[@ilovecanines]

Love this video! It's been a while since I did this stuff and trying to tutor someone on 12-lead ECG - this is excellent teaching!

[@Louis-vx3sl]

Greatest, audible enough, and extremely understandable !! Thank you so much Sir

[@allsaintsmdmd]

God bless this guy this whole thing looked like magic when we were being taught in class

[@jenniecullen1]

Legend. I have been trying to understand this for ages. Thank you for such a simplified yet thorough approach. Fabulous teachings my friend!

[@dolorlux4612]

Solid 100%!!!! Perfect understanding of fundamentals!!

[@smsmsa9255]

That's more than awesome. I watched this video and I absolutely understood everything. Thank you so much sir 🙏. Perfect video and great explanation!!!

[@SupermarketSweep777]

I wanted to double check that the recorded numbers given by the ECG was giving the correct axis degree number. Thank you for being the only video I found that explicity mentioned that.

[@christouzeau8124]

Thanks so much for watching and for your kind words. The software's ability to measure electrical axis is actually quite reliable.

[@SupermarketSweep777]

@@christouzeau8124 You're welcome. Also is R axis just the shorthand for QRS. I see some ecgs print P-R-T axis.

[@Touzeau123]

@@SupermarketSweep777 Yes, that's right - R = QRS.

[@taherelhadi7692]

Thanks a million for this illustration. Simple, easy and yet comprehensive approcah

[@christouzeau8124]

Thank you, Taher.

[@rn3c1]

gonna stast my MICU position this wednesday,thanks Chris for all the informations you posted.it really helps me a lot.again thank you so much.

[@SyedAhmed-ll2jg]

best video I've seen so far..you made complex topic so simple and clear! Thanks & God bless!

[@soontobedryves3000]

That was absolutely beautiful 🤩 . God bless you!

[@Doneman84]

For quick reference of RAD and LAD remember Right together and Left apart - i.e. if the tip of the QRS pointed together = RAD tip of the QRS apart = LAD. AND both negative = extreme

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[@ghdrum]

Absolute gold dust. Thanks a million.

[@fatimabushra1758]

Very helpful video, Thanku so much sir.

[@thuyanle1795]

this is fantastic, succinct, and very well done!

[@amcstay]

Excellent video, Thank you

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Amazing video, thank you.

[@royalfishstick]

fantastic video

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Excellent presentation.

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Very helpful, Thank you!

[@evanhalpern3909]

If I could have given two thumbs up I would have. Great video.

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Really helpful... Thank you so much

[@emmanuelkargbo9949]

Succinctly put, thank you!

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Thank you so much 😘 ,,,now I will read ECG confident 😎😎

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God bless you!!!!

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You made it really easy... Thankyou!!

[@mudasirahmed1017]

Finally 😭😭😭 I can understand it thanq u so much🙏

[@drgadham]

Excellent lecture

[@trulyadiamond]

Great explanation!

[@sissihernandez492]

Thank you! So clear!!!

[@nidhiagarwal7446]

Thanks Dr..I m obliged.regards

[@rosyralte168]

Good explanation.... Thank you

[@MrSTANDup92]

Great explanation, thank you!

[@Waseem.210]

Thank you, can you please tell me the case in the ecg at 13:40 Whats wrong with the ecg

[@indranathsarkar7077]

Nice video it helps me a great

[@ahmedmahmoud8020]

love this .. thank's a lot

[@refayat7777]

Thank you. Was very helpful.

[@suppumbbs]

Thanku, its very simplified..

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Good. God bless u

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Thank you so much

[@jrod8807]

excellent!

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[@khaldabadawi7621]

Thanks a lot.

[@نیانیایی-ص1ك]

Why is avr drawn after l ?

[@preshmore]

wow!!!!! thank you!!!!!

[@najafali6811]

Sex the

[@susu88ful]

Thank a lot !! Can we obtain the exact value of deviation ?

[@christouzeau8124]

Dear Suha: This method allows you to "get close" to the actual number. There are methods that can further narrow down the axis (through the use of additional leads), but still only within a range of 30 degrees.

[@aniruddhainsarkar]

thanks a lot..hope I can reproduction this in my medicine exam.

[@juancanizarez7368]

So you are saying that lead I is negative and avf is positive. There might be dead tissue

[@Touzeau123]

Thanks for watching. Right axis deviation has many causes, one of which is lateral myocardial infarction. Nice work!

[@aliyas8733]

wooow thank you very much

[@Mc-my1pe]

great video, thank you!!

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