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na +1 | elevación hacia |
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na | desviación |
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elevación hacia Explanation: En la derivación I, el segmento ST se observa plano y prolongado [>200 mseg]con una elevación bien definida y marcada hacia la onda T. This is my proposal. Personal experience + Spanish native speaker + reference below. Regards! Reference: http://www.medspain.com/curso_ekg/leccion07.htm Reference: http://www.geocities.com/HotSprings/Villa/1585/infarto.htm |
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desviación Explanation: desviación-1.Deviation, deflection, separation, detour, to lead off. 2. (Med.) Vicious direction of some parts of he body, especially the limbs and the bones, applied also to the extravasation of fluids. deviation-Desvío, la acción y efecto de desviarse, salir del camino derecho, extravio, error, falta. Espero te sira esta información. Vel�zquez ES><EN Dictionary |
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