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Yes i noticed that too, I thought it could be because I put the leads where ever I felt like. I am using 3 electrodes, the reference one (ground), was on my ri

by xchip 13y ago

Yes i noticed that too, I thought it could be because I put the leads where ever I felt like. I am using 3 electrodes, the reference one (ground), was on my right thigh, the other two were, one where my right chest meets the shoulder and the other one on my left side at the level where the floating ribs are... I placed them in non standard positions so that is why i may be getting funny values... But I agree that lower lobe is not in any ECG I have checked so far... I may go to the doctor to double check..

JshWright 13y ago
That's close enough to the standard Lead II. A biphasic T wave in that lead is technically abnormal, but there are a number of benign causes. Certainly wouldn't hurt to check in with your doctor though (and you get to tell him a cool story of how you discovered it)
- xchip 13y ago
  Hey! Thanks for letting me know! I'll try to get a real ECG as soon as I can... I hope that negative lobe is just an artifact :) Thanks again, and if you need help building one please let me know I'll be happy to help!