Posterior Leads Illustration
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This is an original illustration by Dawn Altman. It may be used for no charge and free of copyright for classroom presentations. For commercial use, please contact the artist at [email protected]
Heart Art
Right and Left Ventricles Photograph
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Section of a chicken heart, illustrating the relative thickness of the right and left ventricles.
Determining Rate
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U Waves
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Images on the ECG Guru are free for your use in a classroom setting. For commercial use, please contact Dawn Altman at [email protected]
Einthoven's Triangle
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Normal Conduction Compared To Conduction Over An Accessory Pathway
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Mechanism of Reentry
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This is an original illustration by Dawn Altman. You may use it free of charge to enhance your presentations or student handouts. Click on image, or right click and SAVE image.
Two Types of Complete Heart Block
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Simultaneous Occlusive Lesions in LAD and Diagonal
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To see the ECG taken before the procedure, go https://www.ecgguru.com/ecg/simultaneous-occlusions-lad-and-diagonal
Lewis Lead
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The Lewis Lead is used to enhance our view of atrial activity, emphasizing P waves and flutter waves. Illustration by Dawn Altman. Free for use in educational setting. Contact Dawn for commercial use: [email protected]
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