QRs VEBs in V1
Report:
Sinus rhythm
VEBs, late-diastolic, in bigeminy
Comment:
The VEBs have an Rs morphology; the Q wave is in fact a superimposed, dissociated sinus P wave. The dissociation is incomplete in the case of the 6th and the 10th complex, where âa tad of fusionâ is present. In the bottom strip the P waves merge more with the ectopic complexes and there is no fusion.
The R-on-P VEBs are no more (or less) benign than their R-on-T counterparts.
200. Rhythm recorded following defibrillation of a 62 year old man with unstable angina.
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