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Recognition of electrocardiographic left arm/left leg lead reversal.

The electrocardiographic error of left arm/left leg lead reversal is difficult to identify. PI amplitude greater than PII as a terminal positive component to PIII may diagnose 90% of such errors.

J A Milliken | J. Milliken | H. Abdollah | H Abdollah

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