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                     {"id": "4082","emdl_id": "523","parent_id": "4066","title": "Amplitude anormale des QRS","type": "Checkbox","popover": "","rang": "A","weight": "92","reponse": "","bareme": "2","children": [
                     {"id": "4082","emdl_id": "523","parent_id": "4066","title": "Amplitude anormale des QRS","type": "Checkbox","popover": "","rang": "A","weight": "92","reponse": "","bareme": "2","children": [
                             {"id": "4083","emdl_id": "523","parent_id": "4082","title": "Hypertrophie ventriculaire gauche","type": "Checkbox","popover": "Elle traduit soit une dilatation, soit un épaississement du ventricule gauche (dans les deux cas le volume du myocarde augmente).\nL'indice le plus utilisé est le Sokolow (amplitude de l'onde S en V1 ou V2 + amplitude de l'onde R en V5 ou V6), de valeur normale < 35 mm.\nL’indice de Cornell n’est pas inutile car complémentaire du Sokolow si l’hypertrophie a un axe électrique différent (amplitude de l’onde R en aVL + amplitude de l’onde S en V3).\nDans la forme sévère, il y a une onde T négative souvent associée à un sous décalage du ST dans les dérivations latérales par anomalie secondaire de la repolarisation (D1, aVL, V5, V6) et disparition de l'onde Q de dépolarisation septale dans les mêmes dérivations.\nLes QRS peuvent être un peu élargis du fait de la masse myocardique élevée à dépolariser et de la fibrose intramyocardique pouvant retarder la propagation de l’influx, mais reste souvent < 120 ms.\n\n[[ECG et hypertrophie ventriculaire gauche]]\n","rang": "A","weight": "93","reponse": "","bareme": "1","children": [
                             {"id": "4083","emdl_id": "523","parent_id": "4082","title": "Hypertrophie ventriculaire gauche","type": "Checkbox","popover": "Elle traduit soit une dilatation, soit un épaississement du ventricule gauche (dans les deux cas le volume du myocarde augmente).\nL'indice le plus utilisé est le Sokolow (amplitude de l'onde S en V1 ou V2 + amplitude de l'onde R en V5 ou V6), de valeur normale < 35 mm.\nL’indice de Cornell n’est pas inutile car complémentaire du Sokolow si l’hypertrophie a un axe électrique différent (amplitude de l’onde R en aVL + amplitude de l’onde S en V3).\nDans la forme sévère, il y a une onde T négative souvent associée à un sous décalage du ST dans les dérivations latérales par anomalie secondaire de la repolarisation (D1, aVL, V5, V6) et disparition de l'onde Q de dépolarisation septale dans les mêmes dérivations.\nLes QRS peuvent être un peu élargis du fait de la masse myocardique élevée à dépolariser et de la fibrose intramyocardique pouvant retarder la propagation de l’influx, mais reste souvent < 120 ms.\n\n[[ECG et hypertrophie ventriculaire gauche]]\n","rang": "A","weight": "93","reponse": "","bareme": "1","children": [
                                     {"id": "4084","emdl_id": "523","parent_id": "4083","title": "Amplitude S en V1 ou V2 (mV)","type": "Amplitude_S_V1_2","popover": "","rang": "","weight": "94","reponse": "","bareme": "0.5","children": []},
                                     {"id": "4084","emdl_id": "523","parent_id": "4083","title": "Amplitude S en V1 ou V2 (mm)","type": "Amplitude_S_V1_2","popover": "","rang": "","weight": "94","reponse": "","bareme": "0.5","children": []},
                                     {"id": "4085","emdl_id": "523","parent_id": "4083","title": "Amplitude R en V5 ou V6 (mV)","type": "Amplitude_R_V5_6","popover": "","rang": "","weight": "95","reponse": "","bareme": "0.5","children": []},
                                     {"id": "4085","emdl_id": "523","parent_id": "4083","title": "Amplitude R en V5 ou V6 (mm)","type": "Amplitude_R_V5_6","popover": "","rang": "","weight": "95","reponse": "","bareme": "0.5","children": []},
                                     {"id": "4086","emdl_id": "523","parent_id": "4083","title": "Indice de Sokolow > 35 mm :","type": "Sokolow","popover": "","rang": "A","weight": "96","reponse": "","bareme": "1","children": []},
                                     {"id": "4086","emdl_id": "523","parent_id": "4083","title": "Indice de Sokolow > 35 mm :","type": "Sokolow","popover": "","rang": "A","weight": "96","reponse": "","bareme": "1","children": []},
                                     {"id": "4087","emdl_id": "523","parent_id": "4083","title": "Amplitude S en V3 (mV)","type": "Amplitude_S_V3","popover": "","rang": "","weight": "97","reponse": "","bareme": "0.5","children": []},
                                     {"id": "4087","emdl_id": "523","parent_id": "4083","title": "Amplitude S en V3 (mm)","type": "Amplitude_S_V3","popover": "","rang": "","weight": "97","reponse": "","bareme": "0.5","children": []},
                                     {"id": "4088","emdl_id": "523","parent_id": "4083","title": "Amplitude R en AVL (mV)","type": "Amplitude_R_AVL","popover": "","rang": "","weight": "98","reponse": "","bareme": "0.5","children": []},
                                     {"id": "4088","emdl_id": "523","parent_id": "4083","title": "Amplitude R en AVL (mm)","type": "Amplitude_R_AVL","popover": "","rang": "","weight": "98","reponse": "","bareme": "0.5","children": []},
                                     {"id": "4089","emdl_id": "523","parent_id": "4083","title": "Indice de Cornell > 28 mm (H); > 20 mm (F)","type": "Cornell","popover": "","rang": "C","weight": "99","reponse": "","bareme": "1","children": []}
                                     {"id": "4089","emdl_id": "523","parent_id": "4083","title": "Indice de Cornell > 28 mm (H); > 20 mm (F)","type": "Cornell","popover": "","rang": "C","weight": "99","reponse": "","bareme": "1","children": []}
                                 ]},
                                 ]},
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