141 cases of pulmonary tuberculosis with pulmonary heart disease ECG data analysis.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 5 141 cases of pulmonary tuberculosis with pulmonary heart disease ECG data analysis [Abstract] through the exploration of pulmonary tuberculosis with pulmonary heart disease clinical features of the ECG and concluded: Lung-type P-wave half showed a high peak-type, 90% of the ECG electrical axis shifted to the right, to a level conducive to diagnostic reliability. [Keywords:] tuberculosis, pulmonary heart disease ECG 1 General Information Pulmonary P wave greater than 0.22 mV in 65 cases, including a high 0.22 volts. Another 9 is equal to 0.22 mV, and larger than the main wave of 1 / 2, are top-notch type. Rv1 Microwave and on the Sv5 equal to 1.05 mV 57 cases 2 Analysis Pulmonary heart disease diagnosis must be based on medical history, symptoms, signs, X ray, electrocardiogram, echocardiography, pulmonary function blood analysis, a comprehensive judgments, of course, a history of signs is the foundation. With the current national standard ECG diagnosis of pulmonary heart disease compared to the view of the current situation in our hospital, according to medical history, symptoms, signs, X ray, blood gas analysis, electrocardiogram, echocardiography for diagnosis is reliable. 2.1 The main conditions Pulmonary P waves occur at the higher rate of diagnosis of pulmonary heart disease is the diagnosis of chronic pulmonary heart disease, one of the main conditions. Should put forward, dynamic observed that the acute infection, a high-voltage spikes can be seen P-wave, remission to normal nowadays, may be a temporary overload on right atrial. Normal P electrical axis 45o ~ 70o, right atrial enlargement, a common cause shifted to the right to 80 ° as abnormal. With regard to the clockwise transposition, the domestic reporting significantly clockwise turn is located in the high incidence of pulmonary heart disease group, while the emphysema group is very low, the data also confirmed this, although the clockwise transposition caused by emp