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Case
An eighty five year old female visited to our hospital for evaluation of liver cirrhosis.
Routine ECG(Fig. 1) and simple chest X-ray(Fig. 2) were recorded. She was diagnosed as "situs inversus" finally.
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Fig 1A
Conventionally recorded ECG showed abnormal axis deviation of P wave, QRS complex and T wave in limb leads and abnormal R wave progression in precordial leads.
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Fig 1B
ECG was recorded in limb leads after both arm leads were reversed and in right sided precordial leads.
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Fig 2.
Simple chest X-ray showed dextrocardia, long hypoarterial right main bronchus, left sided large lobe of liver and right sided stomach gas.
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