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Essential topic !

Sir, thank you for the lectures! They were really explicative and thorough. Hope you have been doing well since the last video you posted dates quite a few years back.

I dont understand why in 5:15 I twould be RBBB if there is no negative deflextion from left ventricle depolarisation

brilliant!

Excellent .

I learnt about this video from Reddit. It's helpful

Best ecg tutorial ever. For the first time it seems that I'll be able to understand anything of it.

Great videos

Shoodunt RAA unt LAA be RAE untt LAE Respec-tively ¿¿¿¿¿

At 1:54 He say 6 leads on left side (then Qoute ALL lead) Avr, Lead 3 and Avf are NOT on left side, he maké confusion Videos

Why QRS has two negative wavé where they come from ¿¿¿ this not explained well in this video

This series you have is extremely helpful. Thanks a lot! We would love more videos. Thanks!

Excellent only one world that I can uttered

Crystal clear

Nice explanation sir.

Why are the R waves progressively getting bigger?

Outstanding. Out of the world!

Thank you so much .. The best explanation ever.. شكراً

Yr explanation is very easy and simple sir thank you very much.

Good teaching 👍

You are too fast to follow your lecture,try to understand the budding doctors are listening your lecture

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this is amazing

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You rock! Thank you

Wow. Such great explanations. THANK YOU FOR SAVING ME!!! :)

What program are you using to create your videos? They're really good!

Which app did you use get the use of the blackboard and chalk?

Thanx you

u the best!! another one

best ecg tutorial ever !!

you sir, nailed it, thank you very much

Super helpful thank you

Where did he get the 1500 from? i dont understand

this is amazing!

Also something that may help is to explain the physiology behind the waves in a little more detail.... i.e. why do you get a negative deflection in t wave due to "Abnormal depolarization or strain" (11:30)? Is the depolarization going the wrong way?, maybe some arrows drawing how the depolarization comes down the septum, and where they go once they come up and around the heart, and then repolarization as it sort of returns in a backwards fashion... and how pathologically that could get messed up and why it looks opposite of normal on ECG.... This would probably help me anyway, sorry if it just causes more confusion for others. I am not good at memorizing wave forms, I need sort of a mental picture of the events.....

Thank you for your videos, I always had trouble reading ECGs, thank you for making things easier :)

A brilliant video! Thanks I got smashed on my ward round today because I did not know the cardiac axis on a particular patients ECG, so here I am learning it so I can defend myself in future ward rounds lol. Awesome!

While atrial flutter can circle the tricuspid annulus, by far the most common form circles the right atria from top to bottom back to top and uses the caval-tricuspid isthmus as a conduction substrate. When this tissue is ablated, this type is often cured. The reentry loop typically goes counter clockwise.

Isn't the thing you marked as PR actually PQ?

Very well explained

Could you please make a video on fascicular blocks? It would be greatly appreciated! This playlist is truly awesome. I've watched it multiple times. Thanks!

thank you from an intern

Very helpful 🖒🖒🖒

Amazing lecture, very easy to grasp regardless of how difficult this topic is. Thank you so much.

Thank you for uploading these amazing series!! I never understood EKG's untill I found your videos. Was wondering if you are still planning to upload more videos? ( like part 3 of the ischemia video series..?).

Very, very good tutorials. Understood right away

Thank you for these videos you have put out for us to learn from. Please can you give us the link to view your videos on vectors.

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