ECG
From A to Z
Master ECG
Basic Concepts + Advance ECG
From Video Lectures of Dr. Najeeb
,How to study this lecture
▪ All of this lecture is transcribed from video lectures of Dr. Najee
organized way and in somewhere I have taken only a short part and a
my notes in order to be easy.
▪ You have two way to study:
First, you can watch the videos before and then read the lecture, how
videos may be too long so you can make the speed of the videos to X2.
Second, you can just read the lecture and I’m pretty sure you face no
and I made it in that way.
▪ I put clinical point with each part which my main purpose is to m
between basic concepts and its clinical ECG.
▪ In the ends of the lecture there is ECG interpretation, therefore it will
for you because you had a background about clinical points.
,Outline
_______________________
▪ Definition
▪ Indications
▪ Electrical activity of the heart
▪ Different ECG patterns
▪ QRS complex Nomenclature
▪ Limb leads
▪ Chest leads
▪ Variants in the Electrical position of heart
▪ How to read an ECG in a systematic and effective manner
▪ ECG artifacts
▪ Some uncommon ECG abnormalities
▪ Summery
▪ Recommendation
▪ Resources
, Definition
______________________________
▪ ECG is means electrical activity of the heart is graphically presented or
presentation of electrical activity of the heart.
▪ Though the basic principles of that era are still in use today, many adv
electrocardiography have been made since 1937. Instrumentation has
from a cumbersome laboratory apparatus to compact electronic syste
often include computerized interpretation of the electrocardiogram.
▪ The word is derived from the greek electro, meaning related to e
activity; kardia, meaning heart; and graph, meaning "to write".
▪ Willem Einthoven was a Dutch physician and physiologist. He invented
practical electrocardiogram in 1895 and received the Nobel Prize in Ph
or Medicine in 1924 for it.
From A to Z
Master ECG
Basic Concepts + Advance ECG
From Video Lectures of Dr. Najeeb
,How to study this lecture
▪ All of this lecture is transcribed from video lectures of Dr. Najee
organized way and in somewhere I have taken only a short part and a
my notes in order to be easy.
▪ You have two way to study:
First, you can watch the videos before and then read the lecture, how
videos may be too long so you can make the speed of the videos to X2.
Second, you can just read the lecture and I’m pretty sure you face no
and I made it in that way.
▪ I put clinical point with each part which my main purpose is to m
between basic concepts and its clinical ECG.
▪ In the ends of the lecture there is ECG interpretation, therefore it will
for you because you had a background about clinical points.
,Outline
_______________________
▪ Definition
▪ Indications
▪ Electrical activity of the heart
▪ Different ECG patterns
▪ QRS complex Nomenclature
▪ Limb leads
▪ Chest leads
▪ Variants in the Electrical position of heart
▪ How to read an ECG in a systematic and effective manner
▪ ECG artifacts
▪ Some uncommon ECG abnormalities
▪ Summery
▪ Recommendation
▪ Resources
, Definition
______________________________
▪ ECG is means electrical activity of the heart is graphically presented or
presentation of electrical activity of the heart.
▪ Though the basic principles of that era are still in use today, many adv
electrocardiography have been made since 1937. Instrumentation has
from a cumbersome laboratory apparatus to compact electronic syste
often include computerized interpretation of the electrocardiogram.
▪ The word is derived from the greek electro, meaning related to e
activity; kardia, meaning heart; and graph, meaning "to write".
▪ Willem Einthoven was a Dutch physician and physiologist. He invented
practical electrocardiogram in 1895 and received the Nobel Prize in Ph
or Medicine in 1924 for it.
