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  3. 2.0.0 The Normal Electrocardiogram
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Thus, unlike atrial depolarization that can be represented by a single moving dipole (illustrated here by the red arrow), ventricular depolarization occurs as the result of several moving dipoles (illustrated here by the numbers). The waveform recorded on the body surface represents the electrical forces that are uncancelled by forces of equal magnitude but opposite direction.

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