The document discusses the issues related to misplaced ECG leads, including common scenarios like electrode misplacement and the differential diagnosis of lead reversals. It highlights specific cases of arm and leg lead reversals, as well as conditions such as situs inversus and dextrocardia. The conclusion emphasizes the importance of correctly positioning ECG leads to avoid confusion in heart monitoring.

1. MISPLACED ECG LEADS
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2. WHEN TO SUSPECT ELECTRODE MISPLACEMENT

3. EINTHOVEN TRIANGLE TO UNDERSTAND LEAD CHANGES

4. DIFFENTIAL DIAGNSOIS OF REVERSAL OF ARM ELECTRODES

5. REVERSAL OF LEG LEADS

6. LEFT ARM AND LEFT LEG REVERSAL

7. RIGHT ARM AND LEFT LEG REVERSAL

8. RA AND RL REVERSAL

9. LA AND RL REVERSAL

10. B/L ARM LEG REVERSAL (LA-LL AND RA-RL)

11. CAROUSEL ECG CONFUSION

12. MISPLACED HEART

13. MISPLACED HEART –MODIFICATION OF LEAD POSITION

14. SITUS INVERSUS DEXTROCARDIA

15. CONCLUSION