Dr. Musa Rizviabout 3 years ago
What could be the reasons for right axis deviation in an ECG ?
about 3 years ago
In fascicular block, there is no conduction of action potentials, hence it can't cause axis deviation. If it's otherwise, plz elaborate.
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