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Ecgs: in which chest leads would you expect to see q waves in: no mi? An anterior mi? A lateral mi? An anterolateral mi? An inferior mi? A posterior mi?

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1. Ecgs: in which chest leads would you expect to see q waves in: no mi? An anterior mi? A lateral mi? An anterolateral mi? An inferior mi? A posterior mi?

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Small (less than 1mm accross and 2mm deep) septal q waves are normal in leads i, vl and v6 classically v3-v4, often also v2-v5 i, vl, v5-6 v3, v4, i, vl and v5-6 ii, iii and vf similar to right ventricular hypertrophy. Dominant r waves in v1 rev

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