____ can be distinguished by a number of minor changes in the precordial leads that distinguish WPW into types A, B, and C.

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The distinguishing minor changes in the precordial leads, such as a shortened or slurred QRS complex, distinguish WPW syndrome into types A, B, and C. RWS is not typically associated with WPW syndrome. TdP is a form of ventricular tachycardia that is not directly related to WPW syndrome. LGL syndrome is a different condition characterized by an accessory pathway in the heart but does not have the distinct ECG characteristics seen in WPW syndrome.

____ Can Be Distinguished by a Number of Minor Changes