Glossary entry (derived from question below)
German term or phrase:
Linkstyp
English translation:
Left axis deviation
Added to glossary by
davidgreen
Mar 25, 2004 15:35
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German term
Umschlag
German to English
Medical
Medical (general)
EKG: Linkstyp, normfrequenter sinusrhythmus, RS Umschlag in V5, keine ERBS.
My version:
ECG: left type, normal frequency sinus rhythm, RS *compress?* at V 5, no ERBS
My version:
ECG: left type, normal frequency sinus rhythm, RS *compress?* at V 5, no ERBS
Proposed translations
(English)
| 4 +1 | Left axis deviation |
Jeremy Amos
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| 5 | RS |
Jeremy Amos
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| 4 | RS conversion in... |
Dr.G.MD (X)
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| 4 | intrinsicoid deflection - see info |
Gisela Greenlee
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| 3 | RS depression in V5 |
Zareh Darakjian Ph.D.
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German term (edited):
Linkstyp
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Left axis deviation
Don't know about Umschlag, however, Linkstyp is "left axis deviation", not left type - I'm pretty sure that there's a ref to this on Roche.
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Comment: "I'm still not completely sure about Umschlag but thanks for correcting my "left axis deviation" - and Gisela thanks for all the input - (also thanks to Zareh and Gerhard)"
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RS conversion in...
my translation
13 mins
Zareh Darakjian Ph.D.
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RS depression in V5
I think this is the translation. V5 is of course the lead
and RS is the complex.
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Note added at 17 mins (2004-03-25 15:53:11 GMT)
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Ref: www.circulatoryboot.com/casehistory/case12.html
RST depression is mentioned here
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Note added at 1 hr 20 mins (2004-03-25 16:55:44 GMT)
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Depression implies that the RS part of the RST complex is not
as prominent or tall as it should be.
and RS is the complex.
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Note added at 17 mins (2004-03-25 15:53:11 GMT)
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Ref: www.circulatoryboot.com/casehistory/case12.html
RST depression is mentioned here
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Note added at 1 hr 20 mins (2004-03-25 16:55:44 GMT)
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Depression implies that the RS part of the RST complex is not
as prominent or tall as it should be.
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intrinsicoid deflection - see info
It seems that the Umschlag is the point at which the line peaks and moves downward, see following info
FICHIER COZENS,GLTM,1988
Note {NTE} EKG
(2)
TERM oberer Umschlagspunkt
Reference FICHIER COZENS,GLTM,1988
Note {NTE} EKG
(1)
null -
Note {
FICHIER COZENS,GLTM,1988
Note {NTE} EKG
(2)
TERM oberer Umschlagspunkt
Reference FICHIER COZENS,GLTM,1988
Note {NTE} EKG
(1)
null -
Note {
NTE} intrinsicoid deflection
in BWA oberer Umschlagpunkt (OUP) rechtspräkordial <0.03s, linkspräkordial <0.055s, Zeitdifferenz zwischen OUP rechts- und linkspräkordial <0.032s
- in BWA suffiziente R-Progredienz in V1-V4, R-S-Umschlag in V4, spätestens V5
- S-Regression in BWA (S sollte bis V6 verschwunden sein)
Hope this helps.
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Note added at 2004-03-26 14:54:23 (GMT)
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David, here is another site with a graph showing the RS peak. When you take a look at this it should make things a little clearer. If you still have a question, let me know.
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Note added at 2004-03-26 14:55:01 (GMT)
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Well, it would help if I actually add the site, wouldn\'t it?
http://www.ee.upenn.edu/rca/software/Labview/Cardiacvi/cardi...
FICHIER COZENS,GLTM,1988
Note {NTE} EKG
(2)
TERM oberer Umschlagspunkt
Reference FICHIER COZENS,GLTM,1988
Note {NTE} EKG
(1)
null -
Note {
FICHIER COZENS,GLTM,1988
Note {NTE} EKG
(2)
TERM oberer Umschlagspunkt
Reference FICHIER COZENS,GLTM,1988
Note {NTE} EKG
(1)
null -
Note {
NTE} intrinsicoid deflection
in BWA oberer Umschlagpunkt (OUP) rechtspräkordial <0.03s, linkspräkordial <0.055s, Zeitdifferenz zwischen OUP rechts- und linkspräkordial <0.032s
- in BWA suffiziente R-Progredienz in V1-V4, R-S-Umschlag in V4, spätestens V5
- S-Regression in BWA (S sollte bis V6 verschwunden sein)
Hope this helps.
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Note added at 2004-03-26 14:54:23 (GMT)
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David, here is another site with a graph showing the RS peak. When you take a look at this it should make things a little clearer. If you still have a question, let me know.
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Note added at 2004-03-26 14:55:01 (GMT)
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Well, it would help if I actually add the site, wouldn\'t it?
http://www.ee.upenn.edu/rca/software/Labview/Cardiacvi/cardi...
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RS
RS is not an acronym, it's a part of the ECG trace - and to be honest if you don't know that you shouldn't be translating such a text.
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