ECG and Arrhythmia 24 12 leads ECG SangHoon

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ECG and Arrhythmia - 2/4 12 leads ECG- Sang-Hoon Na

ECG and Arrhythmia - 2/4 12 leads ECG- Sang-Hoon Na

12 Leads ECG I a. VR V 1 V 4 II a. VL V

12 Leads ECG I a. VR V 1 V 4 II a. VL V 2 V 5 III a. VF V 3 V 6

Normal ECG

Normal ECG

Standard 12 Lead ECG

Standard 12 Lead ECG

12 Lead ECG record

12 Lead ECG record

Role of Conduction System

Role of Conduction System

12 lead ECG Limb leads I a. VR II III Precordial leads V 1

12 lead ECG Limb leads I a. VR II III Precordial leads V 1 V 4 a. VL V 2 V 5 a. VF V 3 V 6 Rhythm strip: 300 150 100 75 6050 43

Standard 12 lead ECG 25 mm/sec 1 mv/10 mm 10 sec !!

Standard 12 lead ECG 25 mm/sec 1 mv/10 mm 10 sec !!

Pre Interpretation Validation : 3 step o Identifiction ! o Is The Clibration mark

Pre Interpretation Validation : 3 step o Identifiction ! o Is The Clibration mark standard ? o Is the Net vetor of a. VR negative ?

Pre Interpretation Validation 5 mm width: 25 mm/sec 10 mm height : 1 mv/10

Pre Interpretation Validation 5 mm width: 25 mm/sec 10 mm height : 1 mv/10 mm 10 sec !!

a. VR : All Negative Wave? Limb Leads Chest Leads I - a. VR

a. VR : All Negative Wave? Limb Leads Chest Leads I - a. VR V 1 V 4 II a. VL V 2 V 5 III a. VF V 3 V 6 Rhythm Strip

Systematic Interpretation o P wave Atrial Depolarization o PR interval AV nodal conduction time

Systematic Interpretation o P wave Atrial Depolarization o PR interval AV nodal conduction time o QRS wave Ventrcular Depolarization : limb leads and precordial leads o ST segment Ventrcular Repolarization o T wave Ventrcular Repolarization

Systematic Interpretation o P wave Atrial Depolarization o PR interval AV nodal conduction time

Systematic Interpretation o P wave Atrial Depolarization o PR interval AV nodal conduction time o QRS wave Ventrcular Depolarization : limb leads and precordial leads o ST segment Ventrcular Repolarization o T wave Ventrcular Repolarization

P wave Size: 2. 5 x 3, PR : 3~5 Limb Leads I -

P wave Size: 2. 5 x 3, PR : 3~5 Limb Leads I - a. VR Chest Leads V 1 V 4 1 3 III mm mm a. VL V 2 V 5 a. VF V 3 V 6 2. 5 mm II mm 1 Rhythm Strip

Normal P wave Size: 2. 5 mm x 3 mm 2 1 V 1

Normal P wave Size: 2. 5 mm x 3 mm 2 1 V 1 II

P wave Height > 2. 5 mm 2 1 II P height > 2.

P wave Height > 2. 5 mm 2 1 II P height > 2. 5 mm V 1 RAE

P wave Width > 3 mm 2 1 V 1 II V 1 P

P wave Width > 3 mm 2 1 V 1 II V 1 P terminal force > 0. 04 or II wide notched P LAE

P wave : Positive, Negative Limb Leads Chest Leads I - a. VR V

P wave : Positive, Negative Limb Leads Chest Leads I - a. VR V 1 V 4 II a. VL V 2 V 5 III a. VF V 3 V 6 Rhythm Strip

P wave Vector direction 1 2 II Abnormal P axis V 1 Ectopic Atrial

P wave Vector direction 1 2 II Abnormal P axis V 1 Ectopic Atrial Rhythm

Systematic Interpretation o P wave Atrial Depolarization o PR interval AV nodal conduction time

Systematic Interpretation o P wave Atrial Depolarization o PR interval AV nodal conduction time o QRS wave Ventrcular Depolarization : limb leads and precordial leads o ST segment Ventrcular Repolarization o T wave Ventrcular Repolarization

PR interval : AV nodal conduction time PR< 3 mm Short PR ex>WPW Sd,

PR interval : AV nodal conduction time PR< 3 mm Short PR ex>WPW Sd, LGL Sd 3~ 5 mm PR >5 mm 1 st degree AV block

Systematic Interpretation o P wave Atrial Depolarization o PR interval AV nodal conduction time

Systematic Interpretation o P wave Atrial Depolarization o PR interval AV nodal conduction time o QRS wave Ventrcular Depolarization : limb leads and precordial leads o ST segment Ventrcular Repolarization o T wave Ventrcular Repolarization

“LEAD”ing of QRS axis: Limb Leads Chest Leads I - a. VR II a.

“LEAD”ing of QRS axis: Limb Leads Chest Leads I - a. VR II a. VL q(+) III q(+) a. VF q(+) Equiphasic V 1 V 4 V 2 max. S V 5 V 3 Rhythm Strip q(+) V 6 q(+) R max

QRS axis in “Limb leads” +180 ~+360 or -90 ~ -180 Right Superior Axis

QRS axis in “Limb leads” +180 ~+360 or -90 ~ -180 Right Superior Axis (No man’s land) 0 ~ - 90 LAD If -45~-90 LAFB +90 ~+180 RAD 0 ~ +90 Normal axis

QRS axis in “Precordial” V 2 ~ V 5 Normal Transition V 1 V

QRS axis in “Precordial” V 2 ~ V 5 Normal Transition V 1 V 2 Zero V 3 V 4 V 5 V 6 “TZ” ~ V 2 Early Transition V 5 ~ Late Transition 1. Early transition (Normal variation) 2. RBBB (if rs. R’) 3. RVH (if Increased R/S ratio and RAD+) 4. Post OMI (if Increased R/S ratio and No RAD, old age Cf> Poor R progression 1. Normal 2. LVH 3. OMI

QRS axis in “Limb leads” (+) (+) (-) (+)

QRS axis in “Limb leads” (+) (+) (-) (+)

QRS size: All lower, Any upper Limb Leads I II Chest Leads 20 -

QRS size: All lower, Any upper Limb Leads I II Chest Leads 20 - a. VR 5 20 5 5 III 20 5 20 a. VL 20 5 a. VF 20 5 V 1 V 2 V 3 30 5 30 7 30 9 Rhythm Strip V 4 30 9 V 5 V 6 30 7 30 5

QRS voltage > 20 mm(Limb), 30 mm(Precordial) 4 LVH 1 V 6 3 2

QRS voltage > 20 mm(Limb), 30 mm(Precordial) 4 LVH 1 V 6 3 2 V 1 Deep wide S Tall wide R 1. Volatage 2. LAD 3. QRS>120 ms(>3 mm) 4. LAE 5. Strain ST-T change

QRS voltage < 5 mm(Limb), 5/7/9 mm(Precordial) Low Voltage QRS If decreased m mass

QRS voltage < 5 mm(Limb), 5/7/9 mm(Precordial) Low Voltage QRS If decreased m mass = infiltrative disease (Hypothyroidism) (Amylodosis) If increased lead-to-cardiac muscle distance (Obesity) (Pericardial effusion) cf. Electrical alterance

QRS duration > 120 ms or 3 mm LVH RBBB LBBB if V 5~6

QRS duration > 120 ms or 3 mm LVH RBBB LBBB if V 5~6 R tall-wide, LAD if V 1~2 R tall-wide, RAD VH ? BBB ? if V 1 rs. R’, V 6 slured S if V 1 deep S, V 6 wide-notched

V 1 LBBB Normal V 1 V 6 LVH RBBB r. SR’ Normal V

V 1 LBBB Normal V 1 V 6 LVH RBBB r. SR’ Normal V 1 RBBB slurred S Deep wide S V 6 LBBB Wide notched R wave deep wide S V 6 LVH Tall Wide R wave

QRS duration > 120 ms or 3 mm LVH RBBB LBBB if V 5~6

QRS duration > 120 ms or 3 mm LVH RBBB LBBB if V 5~6 R tall-wide, LAD if V 1~2 R tall-wide, RAD VH ? BBB ? if V 1 rs. R’, V 6 slured S if V 1 deep S, V 6 wide-notched if no mathed criteria BBB or VH NIVCD

Systematic Interpretation o P wave Atrial Depolarization o PR interval AV nodal conduction time

Systematic Interpretation o P wave Atrial Depolarization o PR interval AV nodal conduction time o QRS wave Ventrcular Depolarization : limb leads and precordial leads o ST segment Ventrcular Repolarization o T wave Ventrcular Repolarization

T wave : Positive, Negative Limb Leads Chest Leads I - a. VR V

T wave : Positive, Negative Limb Leads Chest Leads I - a. VR V 1 V 4 II a. VL V 2 V 5 III a. VF V 3 V 6 Rhythm Strip

T wave Height Q> Which one is Normal T wave ? A> (2) Preceding

T wave Height Q> Which one is Normal T wave ? A> (2) Preceding QRS height 1/2 ~ 1/4 (1) (2) (3)

ST segment : ↑ 2 mm ~ ↓ 1 mm (precordial) ↑ 1 mm

ST segment : ↑ 2 mm ~ ↓ 1 mm (precordial) ↑ 1 mm ~ ↓ 0. 5 mm (limb) (1) (2) (3) (4) ↑ 1. 5 mm ↓ 1. 5 mm ↑ 1. 5 mm ? ↑ 많이 ?

ST segment at “J” point

ST segment at “J” point

ST segment : ↑ 2 mm ~ ↓ 1 mm (precordial) ↑ 1 mm

ST segment : ↑ 2 mm ~ ↓ 1 mm (precordial) ↑ 1 mm ~ ↓ 0. 5 mm (limb) (1) (2) (3) (4) ↑ 1. 5 mm ↓ 1. 5 mm ↑ 1. 5 mm ? ↑ 2. 5 mm

ECG finding of ACS/STEMI o ECG finding favoring AMI/Angina n ST segment elevation/depression o

ECG finding of ACS/STEMI o ECG finding favoring AMI/Angina n ST segment elevation/depression o o Upward Convex elevation +/- receiprocal change More 2 consecutive leads Symmetrical deep T-inversion Dynamic ST-T change n pathologic Q wave o Q wave duration > 0. 04 sec(1 mm) o Q wave amplitude > ¼ of QRS o Any Q wave in V 1~2 precordial leads n Intraventricular conduction disturbance o RBBB o LBBB Most Important Finding ? : New-onset !!!

Accuracy of Chest pain Dx : Myocardial Infarction Diagnosis (Overall Outpatient probability) Myocardial Infarction

Accuracy of Chest pain Dx : Myocardial Infarction Diagnosis (Overall Outpatient probability) Myocardial Infarction (2%) Heart failure (2 %) Probability of Dx(%) If finding is. . Clinical finding Present Absent New ST elevation 25 1 New Q wave 15 1 New Conduction defect 11 2 Any ST segment elevation 18 1 Any Q wave 7 1 Any Conduction defect 5 2 New T-wave inversion Troponin T >2 ng/m. L at least 8 hours from Sx presentation Troponin T >1 ng/m. L at least 6 hours from Sx presentation 5 1 10 <1 27 <1 44 1 7 <1 Abnormal ECG Abnormal BNP level( > 80 pg/m. L)

Leads group I a. VR V 1 V 4 II a. VL V 2

Leads group I a. VR V 1 V 4 II a. VL V 2 V 5 III a. VF V 3 V 6

Early Repolarization Upward concave Diffuse elevation Prominent J point ( )

Early Repolarization Upward concave Diffuse elevation Prominent J point ( )

Coronary T inversion V 6 LVH Ischemic Symmetrical T inversion

Coronary T inversion V 6 LVH Ischemic Symmetrical T inversion

Anterior STEMI Receiprocal ST depression( ) Upward convex( ) ST elevation

Anterior STEMI Receiprocal ST depression( ) Upward convex( ) ST elevation

Anterior OMI No Receiprocal ST depression( ) Upward convex ST elevation( ) T-inversion( )

Anterior OMI No Receiprocal ST depression( ) Upward convex ST elevation( ) T-inversion( ) Q wave ( )

Upward Convex ST elevation ( ) Q wave ( ) Inferior STEMI

Upward Convex ST elevation ( ) Q wave ( ) Inferior STEMI

ST elevation Early Repolarization Inferioir STEMI Anterior STEMI Upward Convex ST elevation ( )

ST elevation Early Repolarization Inferioir STEMI Anterior STEMI Upward Convex ST elevation ( ) Upward concave Diffuse elevation Prominent J point( ) Q wave ( ) Upward convex( ) ST elevation

Systematic Interpretation o P wave Always 2 x 2 Atrial Depolarization o PR interval

Systematic Interpretation o P wave Always 2 x 2 Atrial Depolarization o PR interval AV nodal conduction time QRS wave 2 o cosecutive and 2 contiguous : limb leads and. Ventrcular precordial Depolarization leads o ST segment Ventrcular Repolarization o T wave Ventrcular Repolarization

> 2 contiguous I a. VR V 1 V 4 II a. VL V

> 2 contiguous I a. VR V 1 V 4 II a. VL V 2 V 5 III a. VF V 3 V 6

T wave : Positive, Negative Limb Leads Chest Leads I - a. VR V

T wave : Positive, Negative Limb Leads Chest Leads I - a. VR V 1 V 4 II a. VL V 2 V 5 III a. VF V 3 V 6 Rhythm Strip

T wave Height Preceding QRS height 1/2 ~ 1/4 (1) (2) (3)

T wave Height Preceding QRS height 1/2 ~ 1/4 (1) (2) (3)

T wave duration? QT ECG LV pressure Sys Dia

T wave duration? QT ECG LV pressure Sys Dia

T wave duration → QT interval RR QT ECG Sys 1) 2) 3) Dia

T wave duration → QT interval RR QT ECG Sys 1) 2) 3) Dia Sys Dia Normal Cardiac Cycle = Systole+Diastole > Systole at Normal state therefore , Normal QT interval < ½ RR interval

T wave duration → QT interval RR Normal QT RR QT QT prolongation 1.

T wave duration → QT interval RR Normal QT RR QT QT prolongation 1. (Hypocalcemia) 2. Long QT Sd if bizzare morphology and Sx

Question Q 1> Single most frequent, abnormal arrhythmia ? A 1> VPC ( VPB

Question Q 1> Single most frequent, abnormal arrhythmia ? A 1> VPC ( VPB ) Q 2> Single most frequent, abnormal arrhythmia , which is clinically significant ? A 2> Atrial fibrillation Q 3> Single most frequent, abnormal ECG Dx ? A 3> NSSTTC !

NSSTTC : nonspecific ST-T change “ Specific 하지 않는 ST 및 T 의 이상

NSSTTC : nonspecific ST-T change “ Specific 하지 않는 ST 및 T 의 이상 모두~~~” “ Specific ST-T change ? ” STEMI 를 시사하는 ST 변화( > 2 mm) LVH 를 시사하는 Strain pattern ST change QRS 와 반대방향으로 움직이는 ST T change Ischemia 를 시사하는 Coronary T inversion(symmetric) Early Reporlization 을 시사하는 전 lead 의 ST elevation Hyperkalemia 를 시사하는 Tall T + Wide WRS Hypocalcemia 를 시사하는 QT prolongation Angina 를 시사하는 pain 에 동반된 dynamic ST-T change NSSTTC : 정상범위를 벗어나는 ST-T 이상이 있으나, specific Dx 를 붙이지 못하는 모든 상황

NSSTTC : nonspecific ST-T change NSSTTC 1. Tall T wave 2. Flat T wave

NSSTTC : nonspecific ST-T change NSSTTC 1. Tall T wave 2. Flat T wave 3. ST elevation<2 mm(1 mm) or ST depression< 1 mm(0. 5 mm) 4. V 1 T > V 6 T in normal transition

Normal ECG

Normal ECG

정상 심전도 Nonspecific ST-T change 60 - 100 ( 세칸 - 다섯 칸) sinus

정상 심전도 Nonspecific ST-T change 60 - 100 ( 세칸 - 다섯 칸) sinus bradycardia(<60). Tachycardia(>120) 0. 20 sec( 다섯 칸) 이하 >0. 20 sec : first degree AV block 0. 09(0. 12: 세칸) 이하 QTc : Male 0. 42, Female 0. 43 sec 이하 Lat lead P terminal force(a. Xb) > 0. 04 : LAE a 1. Flat T 2. V 1 T > V 6 T 3. Tall T(정상은 QRS 의 1/4이하) 4. ST depression < 1 mm or ST elevation < 2 mm QRS 정상높이 더 작은 경우 5 mm 9 mm low voltage QRS 7 mm 9 mm 5 mm # limb lead 는 5 mm 이상 b P wave 2. 5 mm 3. 0 mm 높이 2. 2 이상 tall P : RAE 넓이 3 이상 wide notched P : LAE Lat lead V 1 - V 3 R < 3 mm : poor R progression Lat lead Inf lead 1 sec HR 300 150 100 75 60 RR interval 이 가장 작은 것과 큰 것이 4 칸(0. 16 sec) 이상 차이날 경우 or 10 % 이상 차이날 경우 : sinus arrythmia 1. LVH 2. OMI ( septal ) 3. Normal ( clockwise rotation)

Precordial QRS Transition of Norm ECG Normal P-QRS-T PR interval < 5 mm QRS

Precordial QRS Transition of Norm ECG Normal P-QRS-T PR interval < 5 mm QRS < 3 mm 10 초에 10 개 QRS = HR 60 bpm

Q&A nasanghoon@gmail. com 010 -9246 -4966 imnash Aug 2013

Q&A nasanghoon@gmail. com 010 -9246 -4966 imnash Aug 2013