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What does the ekg of a person with asd look like?
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Various: With a very small ASD, the ECG may be normal. A slight conduction delay may be noted in the V1 lead, with and RSR' pattern, or incomplete right bundle branch block. IF more extreme, there may be evidence for right atrial enlargement, right ventricular hypertrophy, or right axis deviation,
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