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Right bundle branch block in complete transposition
International Journal of Cardiology, 1984Two of 26 infants with complete transposition presented with complete right bundle branch block in the first year of life, and 10 showed incomplete right bundle branch block. In no instance was the right ventricular conduction anomaly related to surgery or cardiac catheterization and it was not present at birth. The two cases with complete right bundle
I A, Kashani, D, Brown, R E, Swensson
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Cardiac contusion and right bundle branch block
Journal of the American College of Emergency Physicians, 1977In a case of transient right bundle branch block due to nonpenetrating chest trauma, this abnormal electrocardiographic finding was the sole manifestation of cardiac contusion. There is a high frequency of occult cardiac contusion and routine electrocardiography is recommended in the evaluation of nonpenetrating chest trauma.
M S, Miller, F C, Scott
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The Early Signs of Right Bundle Branch Block
Chest, 1985Complete right bundle branch block manifests with a rSR' configuration in right orientated leads and a duration of 0.12 sec or longer. Incomplete right bundle branch block is perceived as this classic rSr' configuration and a duration of less than 0.12 sec.
L, Schamroth +2 more
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Expert Review of Cardiovascular Therapy, 2013
The so-called 'masquerading' type of right bundle branch block is caused by the simultaneous presence of a high-degree left anterior fascicular block often accompanied with severe left ventricular enlargement and/or fibrotic block in the anterolateral wall of the left ventricle.
Marcelo V, Elizari +2 more
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The so-called 'masquerading' type of right bundle branch block is caused by the simultaneous presence of a high-degree left anterior fascicular block often accompanied with severe left ventricular enlargement and/or fibrotic block in the anterolateral wall of the left ventricle.
Marcelo V, Elizari +2 more
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Acta medicinae Okayama, 1996
A case of paroxysmal bundle branch block, two to one right bundle branch block followed by intermittent right bundle branch block, which is associated with chronic cor pulmonale secondary to active, far advanced pulmonary tuberculosis, is presented. The incidence and mechanism of the paroxysmal bundle branch block have been discussed.
Kawanishi, Koichi, Nishimura, Fumio
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A case of paroxysmal bundle branch block, two to one right bundle branch block followed by intermittent right bundle branch block, which is associated with chronic cor pulmonale secondary to active, far advanced pulmonary tuberculosis, is presented. The incidence and mechanism of the paroxysmal bundle branch block have been discussed.
Kawanishi, Koichi, Nishimura, Fumio
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Site of functional right bundle branch block
American Heart Journal, 1980An in vivo canine heart was prepared by utilizing a temporary right heart bypass system to place close bipolar electrodes along the course of the right bundle branch. Activation within the right bundle could be recorded in up to six locations along the right bundle with premature supraventricular stimulation that caused functional right bundle branch ...
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The T loop in right bundle branch block
American Heart Journal, 1968ectorcardiographic studies of QRS loops in right bundle branch block (RBBB) have been reported by many authors, and the classic abnormalities are discussed in texts and symposium proceedings.l-6 The T loop in RBBB has received scant attention thus far, except for Chou and associates’g who reported the incidence of abnormal T loop wideness in 10 per ...
Shirley Rubler +3 more
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1969
The term right bundle branch block (RBBB) was originally anatomically and functionally strictly defined. The term is based on the experiments of Eppingek and Rothberger with animals (1909), in which the right branch of the atrioventricular bundle was cut.
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The term right bundle branch block (RBBB) was originally anatomically and functionally strictly defined. The term is based on the experiments of Eppingek and Rothberger with animals (1909), in which the right branch of the atrioventricular bundle was cut.
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Dextrocardia with Right Bundle Branch Block
Diseases of the Chest, 1965Z A, ADROUNY, H J, SEMLER, H E, GRISWOLD
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Right bundle branch block updated
International Journal of Cardiology, 1984L N, Horowitz, V L, Vetter
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