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6.4.16 (104)


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Compare the vector loop from the previous page (above) to that occurring in the patient with left anterior fascicular block alone from page 6.4.13 (below). The superior orientation of the loop (vector 2) following the initial inferior vector (vector 1) establishes the diagnosis of the inferior wall infarction. Thereafter, the vector loops are similar.

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