[Libre-soc-dev] ECG abnormality during septic shock

[Luke Kenneth Casson Leighton]

attached is a normal ECG and an ECG taken when
I had sepsis. the heart rate is below 60.

comparing the various lines the spikes should go
negative just before spiking: several of them fail
to show this characteristic.

on the lines marked V1 to V5 there is supposed to
be a spike followed by a hump that has a convex
upwards curve. on the V1 line the hump is much
lower in height.

additionally when compared to another ECG the
VL line has a missing hump entirely: only a spike.
however some normal ECGs also have this hump
missing.

again: these ECGs were both declared "normal"
by medically qualified doctors that looked at them
for a few seconds only.




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