(FIT)-Module 5 Workshop 8: Device Cases-Asirvatham Case 5 Answer

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The discussion focuses on identifying postrolateral vein pacing in the heart without an X-ray by interpreting ECG patterns. A right bundle-like pattern suggests the lead captures the left ventricle, specifically the posterior free wall, indicated by a completely negative deflection in lead one and predominantly negative in leads two, three, and AVF. In the LAO projection, the posterolateral left ventricle is anticipated, with negative in lead one, positive in lead V1, and negative in leads two, three, and AVF, indicating the position relative to the feet.

Keywords

postrolateral vein pacing

ECG interpretation

right bundle branch block pattern

left ventricle pacing

LAO projection