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ST段改变的临床意义（The clinical significance of ST segment change）.doc

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ST段改变的临床意义（The clinical significance of ST segment change）

ST段改变的临床意义（The clinical significance of ST segment change） In view of the fact that there are some misunderstandings in the clinical interpretation of the ST segment and the T wave of the electrocardiogram, the author is willing to discuss with the readers how to correctly interpret the ST segment and T wave changes in ECG, for your reference Although the electrocardiogram is a specialized technique, the right to interpret should belong to physicians and experts in this field, but the author believes that it is possible for the general readers to understand some basic knowledge of the electrocardiogram. - whats called an electrocardiogram? The contraction of the heart is the process of generating electrical currents in the heart prior to the mechanical contraction of the heart, and the use of an electrocardiograph to record the changes of the myocardial currents in the form of an electrocardiograph is called an electrocardiogram. Usually, two wires are used to record the electrocardiogram on the limbs and chest wall in different ways. At present, the clinical application of conventional ECG pattern of 10 wire recording 12 lead to 12 different wire connection mode, bipolar limb lead ECG including 3 classic, standard, referred to as I, II, III lead electrocardiogram; 3 unipolar limb lead ECG, referred to as aVR, aVL and aVF lead electrocardiogram 6 unipolar chest wall; ECG, referred to as V1, V2, V3, V4, V5, V6 lead electrocardiogram. The ECG records the activity of the atria and ventricles, and the changes in the current in the myocardium are usually indicated by the magnitude of the voltage and the duration of the duration. The amplitude of the waveform represents the voltage, the upward waveform represents the positive voltage, and the downward represents the negative voltage. =1 mm =0.1 MV voltage up and down every 1 compartments. The abscissa represents time, about one minute =0.04 seconds. Ventricular myocardium, for example, has a higher voltage, but a shorter