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QRS amplitude o Usually VTs arising from diseased myocardium have lower QRS amplitudes from those arising from normal myocardium R&M Solutions www.rmsolutions.net
QRS width o Free wall VTs > Septal VTs ( assuming conduction in all directions is equal ) R&M Solutions o Epicardial VTs > Endocardial VTs www.rmsolutions.net
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