In this condition there is a swing of the cardiac axis to the left - ie less than minus 30 degrees. It is usually the result of a left anterior hemiblock rather than to the increased bulk of muscle of the left ventricle. Other causes include:
ECG findings: the QRS becomes predominantly negative in III and positive in aVL. The condition is not significant until the QRS is also predominantly negative in II.
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