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Describe Wide Split S in details?

It is a persistent split that widens on inspiration to at least 60 msec. May be due to delay in P, e.g. RBBB or due to early A, as occasionally in MR call be differentiated from fixed split as normal directional changes during inspiration is seen in wide split S, but not in fixed split.


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