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Paciente masculino, 54 anos, com queixa de palpitação e dor torácica. Hipertensa,Hipertenso, tabagista e com passado de infarto prévio. Em uso de AAS, Clopidogrel, Furosemida, Losartana, Sinvastatina.

Ao ECG, apresenta ritmo sinusal regular, com eixo de QRS entre -90° e -180°;complexo QRS predominantemente negativo em DI e em aVF,aVF e eixo entre -90° e -180°, compatível com desvio extremo do eixo de QRS. Observa-se, também, área eletricamente inativa em parede anterosseptal, bloqueio de ramo direito e intervalo QT prolongado secundário ao bloqueio de ramo. 

A 54-year-old male patient ispresenting experiencingwith palpitations and chest pain. HeSmoker, is a smokerhypertensive with a diagnosis of systemic arterial hypertension and has aprevious history of amyocardial previousinfarction. heartCurrently attack. His medication regimen includestaking Acetylsalicylic Acid (AAS), Clopidogrel, Furosemide, Losartan, and Simvastatin.

TheOn ECGECG, tracing shows a regular sinus rhythm with a QRS axis between -90° and -180°. There are predominantly negative QRS complexes in leads I and aVF, suggestingwith QRS axis between -90° and -180°, corresponding to  extreme deviation of the QRS axis. Additionally, there is an electricallyElectrically inactive area in the anteroseptal wall, a right bundle branch block,block (RBBB), and a prolonged QT interval.interval secondary to the RBBB can also be observed. 





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