Methodological ECG Interpretation
syndromes): Brugada syndrome. Early repolarization. 5. T-wave ASSESSMENTS EVALUATION • ♥ Should be concordant with the QRS complex. Should be positive in most leads. • ♥ T-wave progression should be normal in chest leads. • ♥ In limb leads the amplitude is highest in lead II, and in the chest leads the amplitude is highest in
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