An atrial septal defect should show a right bundle branch block, or RBBB ― sometimes incomplete ― on ECG. This is partially due to the right ventricular volume and pressure overload that occurs.
Follow up of operated patients should include ASD clinical examination, Holter ECG and echocardiography every 12-18 months together with bacterial endocarditis prophylaxis for primum, whereas for ...
The 12-lead ECG will show an incomplete right bundle branch block with right axis deviation (in contrast to the priumum ASD which has a left axis deviation). The image to the right shows the ...
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