This document discusses the analysis of normal and abnormal electrocardiograms through vector analysis. It describes the P wave during atrial depolarization, the QRS complex during ventricular depolarization, and the T wave during ventricular repolarization in a normal electrocardiogram. It then discusses various abnormal conditions that can be detected through electrocardiograms such as atrial and ventricular anomalies, left and right ventricular hypertrophy, axis deviations, fascicular blocks, and lesion currents.

1. ELECTROCARDIOGRAMA Y VECTORES
FEDERICO XAVIER VALVERDE LATORRE

6. VECTORIAL ANALYSIS OF THE NORMAL
ELECTROCARDIOGRAM

7. VECTORIAL ANALYSIS OF THE NORMAL
ELECTROCARDIOGRAM

8. ATRIAL DEPOLARIZATION - THE P WAVE

9. VECTORIAL ANALYSIS
OF THE NORMAL EKG
VECTORS THAT OCCUR AT
SUCCESSIVE INTERVALS
DURING DEPOLARIZATION
OF THE VENTRICLES - THE
QRS COMPLEX

11. ELECTROCARDIOGRAM DURING VENTRICULAR REPOLARIZATION - THE T WAVE

12. ELECTROCARDIOGRAMA ANÓMALO
Anomalías auriculares:

15. ABNORMAL VENTRICULAR CONDITIONS THAT CAUSE AXIS DEVIATION
LEFT VENTRICULAR HYPERTROPHY

16. LEFT VENTRICULAR HYPERTROPHY

23. RIGHT VENTRICULAR HYPERTROPHY
ABNORMAL VENTRICULAR CONDITIONS THAT CAUSE AXIS DEVIATION

27. BLOQUEOS
FASCICULARES
( HEMIBLOQUEOS)

28. BLOQUEOS FASCICULARES ( HEMIBLOQUEOS)

29. BLOQUEOS FASCICULARES ( HEMIBLOQUEOS ANTERIOR IZQUIERDO )

30. BLOQUEOS FASCICULARES ( HEMIBLOQUEOS POSTERIOR IZQUIERDO )

31. BLOQUEOS DE RAMA DEL HH

32. BLOQUEOS DE RAMA IZQUIERDA DEL HH

33. BLOQUEOS DE RAMA DERECHA DEL HH

34. CORRIENTE DE LESION