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S wave amplitude of lead V1 Royalty Free Stock Photo

Upper limit range of R wave amplitude in Asian adults Royalty Free Stock Photo

Abnormal S wave amplitude Royalty Free Stock Photo

The amplitude distribution of R and S waves in the 12 lead electrocardiogram Royalty Free Stock Photo

Initial r wave of aVR lead Royalty Free Stock Photo

Premature contraction and Brody effect Royalty Free Stock Photo

Influencing factors of R wave amplitude Royalty Free Stock Photo

Transverse maximum QRS potential Royalty Free Stock Photo

Normal R wave progression Royalty Free Stock Photo

Normal QRS axis Royalty Free Stock Photo

The relationship between the maximum QRS potential Royalty Free Stock Photo

Initial QRS potential of aVR lead Royalty Free Stock Photo

When the ratio of R wave amplitude to S wave amplitude in lead V1 is greater than 1, it indicates an increase in the excitation potential of the right ventricle during overall ventricular excitation.