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DescriptionLeft bundle branch block ECG characteristics.png	Description: The characteristic wave patterns of a typical left bundle branch block as seen in an ECG. Wide QRS complexes are present and there's T wave inversion in lead V6 which is normal in this condition. Below each QRS complex is its designation (rS and R) according to nomenclature. Source: I drew this image in XaraX¹ using my own knowledge and several sources for checking whether I drew the image correctly. Date: 24 April 2007 Author: A. Rad Permission: See licensing info: GFDL-self Other versions: If you require other versions (or have other comments), contact me on my wikipedia user talk page (A. Rad) Unfortunately, XaraX¹ can not export to svg.
Date	31 December 2005 (original upload date)
Source	Transferred from en.wikipedia to Commons.
Author	A. Rad at English Wikipedia
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Original upload log

• 2007-04-24 13:09 A. Rad 208×191×8 (9180 bytes) LBBB. An update on the existent version. Corrected the label in lead V6. {{GFDL-self}}
• 2007-04-24 09:03 A. Rad 218×200×8 (9292 bytes) Reverted to earlier revision
• 2007-04-24 09:02 A. Rad 218×200×8 (9292 bytes) Reverted to earlier revision
• 2005-12-31 17:20 A. Rad 218×200×8 (9292 bytes) Description: The characteristic wave patterns of a typical left bundle branch block as seen in an ECG. Wide QRS complexes are present and there's T wave inversion in lead V6 which is normal in this condition. Below each QRS complex is its designation (rS
• 2005-12-31 17:15 A. Rad 218×200×8 (9292 bytes) * Description: the characteristic wave patterns of a typical left bundle branch block as seen in an ECG. Wide QRS complexes are present and there's T wave inversion in lead V6 which is normal in this condition. Below each QRS complex is its designation (r
• 2005-12-31 17:11 A. Rad 218×200×8 (9292 bytes) {{Information| |Description= The characteristic wave patterns of a typical left bundle branch block as seen in an ECG. Wide QRS complexes are present and there's T wave inversion in lead V6 which is normal in this condition. Below each QRS complex is its