- The T Wave
- The T wave corresponds to the rapid ventricular repolarization. The wave is normally rounded and positive. The T wave can become inverted, peaked or flattened due to electrolyte imbalance, hyperventilation, CNS disease, ischemia or myocardial infarction.
- The animation below shows the ventricles repolarizing during the T wave. The animation had been slowed about 10 times the normal heart rate to show the details.