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Premature Atrial Contraction, Right Axis Deviation. Is Anything Serious ?
AAAA 35yr (m) wt-65.3 kg, hight-10 10 HR-78,P DUR-144 MS, PR INT:178MS,QRS DUR:104MS,QT/QTC INT:354/404 MS,P/QRS/T AXIS:66/97/70, RV5/SV1 AMP:1.039/0.309 MV,RV5+SV1 AMP:1.348 MV,RV6/SV2 AMP:1.013/0.785 MV, 800: SINUS RHYTHM 841: PREMATURE ATRIAL CONTRACTION 203: RIGHT AXIS DEVIATION MY YYYY@YYYY ecocardiography needed, it is serious or not,
Mon, 24 Sep 2012
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Dr. Kaushal Harlalka,
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Cardiologist's Response
Hello..
dear as i always keep saying to my patients that it is the patient whose we treat not the reports
i would be more happy if you have sent me your clinical history and symptom, why test has been done?
In place of sending data please prefer to send ECG/ HOLTER tracing
If you are asymptomatic no palpitation, no dizziness, on dyspnea or chest pain,,, Premature contraction and right axis deviation alone not a cause for worry
Please follow up with detailed symptoms
Thanking you
dear as i always keep saying to my patients that it is the patient whose we treat not the reports
i would be more happy if you have sent me your clinical history and symptom, why test has been done?
In place of sending data please prefer to send ECG/ HOLTER tracing
If you are asymptomatic no palpitation, no dizziness, on dyspnea or chest pain,,, Premature contraction and right axis deviation alone not a cause for worry
Please follow up with detailed symptoms
Thanking you
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