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What Does This ECG Check Up Indicate?
Question: hi,
i need to ask about the ECG finding of my Father he is a healthy individual without any previous history of any illness,he recently undergone the ECG checkup.
please review the attached ECG and give your opinion.
i need to ask about the ECG finding of my Father he is a healthy individual without any previous history of any illness,he recently undergone the ECG checkup.
please review the attached ECG and give your opinion.
Brief Answer:
Don't worry / get him examines & have an ECHO
Detailed Answer:
Dear friend,
Welcome to Health Care Magic
This shows RBBB (Right Bundle Branch Block)
ECG should not be read in isolation / it should be correlated with the total clinical picture / It will be ideal, if we could compare with previous ECG
This could be an incidental finding / a disease of the conduction system (nerve) of the heart / enlargement of the right ventricle (lower chamber on the right) and so on
An ECHOcardiogram is routinely done to see the heart valves (Mitral Valve Prolapse) / heart muscle (Cardiomyopathy) and heart function (Ejection fraction, wall motion abnormality)…
In an asymptomatic person, detected on routine screening like this – is usually a variation / seen in many normal people / no cause for concern / and in most cases no need to follow up
The treating doctor alone can suggest further based on his assessment of the situation.
Take care
Good luck
Don't worry / get him examines & have an ECHO
Detailed Answer:
Dear friend,
Welcome to Health Care Magic
This shows RBBB (Right Bundle Branch Block)
ECG should not be read in isolation / it should be correlated with the total clinical picture / It will be ideal, if we could compare with previous ECG
This could be an incidental finding / a disease of the conduction system (nerve) of the heart / enlargement of the right ventricle (lower chamber on the right) and so on
An ECHOcardiogram is routinely done to see the heart valves (Mitral Valve Prolapse) / heart muscle (Cardiomyopathy) and heart function (Ejection fraction, wall motion abnormality)…
In an asymptomatic person, detected on routine screening like this – is usually a variation / seen in many normal people / no cause for concern / and in most cases no need to follow up
The treating doctor alone can suggest further based on his assessment of the situation.
Take care
Good luck
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