4. Q Wave Overview - ECG assessment and ECG interpretation made easy 

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thank you so much sir ... currently I'm working in cardiac icu and I'm learning all these things ....and you explain it in easy way .....

Thank you, this is so helpful. You solved my problem within 10 minutes. Thank you so much sir.

Clear, short and understanding explanation. Thank u a lot doctor!

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Such a beautiful lecture 💛 Thank you so much.

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Great learning video! Thanks!

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Excellent sir!

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Sir i have a doubt 11.26 u said that the ecg report having deep pathological q wave sir but if it is deep pathological q wave then where is R wave in that sir

Very nice sir 👌👌👌 Thank u for the explanation

Thank you very much sir ,

My mother has arteries blockage she is using medicine recently her ECG says q in iii what does it mean ? Pls suggest

RESPECTED DOCTOR, I have taken ECG today 12-05-2023. In report it is mentioned as 1. normal PR and QT interval. 2. QS inferior Leads. 3. No acute ST changes What does this mean. Kindly explain.

nice information

thank you

is T wave inversion normal in v1?

Good 👍

It was not clear sir, i mean video was not clear

Anyone tell me, the real reason why q wave is abscent in v1, v2..

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Kash hindi me bolte sir to or bhi samajh me ata

Hello, thanks a lot for your video. I have one question, what is the difference between an evolved myocardic infarction and an old MI? Thanks a lot