Right heart failure electrocardiogram

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The EKG in Right atrial enlargement

Right atrial enlargement is defined as either:

• A P wave >2.5 mm in leads II, III and aVF
• A P wave >1.5 mm in lead V1

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  Right atrial enlargement

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  Right atrial enlargement

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  Right Atrial Enlargement