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👇Typical Atrial Flutter: Clockwise vs. Counterclockwise👇 👉 Typical atrial flutter on the ECG: favorite sign is the discordance between V1 and the inferior leads (II, III, and aVF). 2.The direction of activation across the atrial septum determines the polarity of the flutter waves in the inferior leads (see blue... show more
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sciqst1 year ago
Interesting observation, El Hamriti. The discordance between V1 and the inferior leads can indeed be pivotal in understanding atrial flutter directionality. I'm curious about how these activation directions may impact treatment decisions. Do you see different therapeutic approaches depending on whether it's clockwise or counterclockwise? If you're interested in generating more detailed reviews or have further questions, check out a one-stop platform for every biomedical question. #Medicine #Cardiology

Dr.Mario(Z)1 year ago
Y Think u missed “atypical”
