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My ecg report says 'sinus rhythm r-s transition zone in v leads displaced to the right. what does that mean exactly ?

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Dr. Jesus Yap answered

Nothing: It is a description of the ectrical orientation of the hearts excitation and by in itself means nothing .

Answered 3/11/2021

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