Superiorly oriented electrocardiographic axis in infants with the rubella syndrome
An unusual superiorly oriented mean electrical axis has been described in 12 of a series of 23 infants with congenital heart disease associated with the rubella syndrome. The majority of infants had a patent ductus arteriosus or peripheral pulmonic stenosis. The electrical axis did not correlate wit...
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| description | An unusual superiorly oriented mean electrical axis has been described in 12 of a series of 23 infants with congenital heart disease associated with the rubella syndrome. The majority of infants had a patent ductus arteriosus or peripheral pulmonic stenosis. The electrical axis did not correlate with the anatomic diagnosis of ventricular hypertrophy, and the possibility that this axis may represent a conduction disturbance is discussed. |
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