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I had an ECG today and the results were minor inferior repolarization disturbance secondary to infarct flat or low negative T in aVF with negative T in lll. What does that mean Iam 6' 220 lbs. 53 yoa retired law enforcement and very active physically
Basically the interpretation stated above seems to be copied from EKG Report, while its non specific. Most of mechanical interpretation are not always correct in full. I would recommend you not to worry for such non specific changes in EKG. But if you have history of chest pain, or easy fatigibility, i would recommend you to consult your primary physician, for further evaluation. Regards
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What Does This ECG Report Indicate?
Basically the interpretation stated above seems to be copied from EKG Report, while its non specific. Most of mechanical interpretation are not always correct in full. I would recommend you not to worry for such non specific changes in EKG. But if you have history of chest pain, or easy fatigibility, i would recommend you to consult your primary physician, for further evaluation. Regards