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🎥 Classic Echo Finding: Apical Rocking 🔍 What you see here is a classic example of apical rocking, a striking echocardiographic sign. 🫀 When does it occur? It is typically observed in patients with left bundle branch block (LBBB). 📌 Why does it happen? Because of the abnormal sequence of ventricular activation in LBBB, the septum and lateral wall contract out of sync. This dyssynchrony leads to the characteristic “rocking” motion of the apex. 💡 Clinical Pearl: Apical rocking is not just a v