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When i look at normal ekgs i commonly see negative (inverted) qrs complex. how come this isn't considered abnormal? why doesn't anyone notice this?
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ECG: The normal QRS may be predominantly negative in the anterior pre cordial leads and sometimes others.
Answered 11/21/2015
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