Low voltage on the ECG is defined as a peak-to-peak QRS amplitude of less than 5 millimeters in the limb leads and/or less than 10 millimeters in the precordial leads. Note: If the gain indicated ...

From this spot, Don's ECG recordings were dramatically improved and never inconclusive. The amplitude of the QRS complexes increased from 2 to 16 mm!

ECG Challenge: In the ED With Palpitations and Shortness of Breath. ... The voltage is low in the precordial leads, although not truly low (defined as < 10 mm in amplitude).

ECG is an inexpensive, ... Other situations of misinterpretation and possible overtreatment include those in which low-amplitude muscle tremor or a noisy baseline is interpreted as atrial ...

The ECG, in general, has not been implemented prospectively as a predictor for the development of CHF; this will require studies with long follow-up and serial ECGs, in patients at risk, (13) an ...

A 5-channel ECG sensor for simultaneous recording of all perinatal health-related signals. Low power consumption allowing long and continuous operation with a battery life of approximately one week ...

My concern is that I had an ECG for pre-op purposes and received results that stated I had low voltage on the extremity leads. Otherwise, I have normal results.

Low voltage is defined as peak-to-peak QRS amplitude of < 5 mm in the limb leads and/or < 10 mm in the precordial leads. Note: If the gain indicated at the left of the ECG is turned down ...