identify this ECG abnormality.

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Left ventricular hypertrophy

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LVH by voltage

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diagnosis is LVH. the changes are,
tallest 'R'wave & deepest 'S'wave >40mm
tall'R' wave in aVL
LAD
ST depression & T inversion in V4-V5
ST elevation in V1-V3 (this is not due to MI, but due to deep S wave- appropriate discordance)
'U' wave in V1-V3
slightly prolonged QRS complex duration (due to interventricular conduction delay)

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