ECG Theory Leads Einthoven Wilsons Central Terminal Placement

You are a great lecturer. I know you discussed the problem with I+II+II =0 somewhere below but many students who watch this video first time may miss it completely. Since lead II is reversed in this Einthoven's format, the correct formula is I+(-II)+III = o or I+III=o. Also what they add is voltage in this case (potential difference), not potentials at each electrode and sometimes you mention electrical information which many find it very confusing.. Also, the zero reference (null) point is in the center of the triangle and your reference to something bisecting I or II or III is confusing; it almost sounds like averaging two points to get the middle point and I don't think that is what is happening with this WCT case.

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great explanation... thank you!

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