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Dear Dr, Please Help Us With The ECG Interpretation And

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Posted on Thu, 7 Feb 2019
Question: Dear Dr,
Please help us with the ECG interpretation and further prognosis
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Answered by Dr. Sagar Makode (22 minutes later)
Brief Answer:
Rbbb

Detailed Answer:
Hello,
All leads are not available for reporting and background squares are not visible for interval calculation.
Anyway, from the available data, it's sinus rhythm with rbbb morphology. No other significant St t abnormalities seen.
So, such changes are usually age or hypertension related however patient should be evaluated to rule out possibility of CAD. So, patient should undergo echo and if normal then stress test like stress thallium or treadmill test.
So overall, this may be an age related change however needs evaluation.
Hope this helps you and get back if you have any doubts.
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Dear Dr, Please Help Us With The ECG Interpretation And

Brief Answer: Rbbb Detailed Answer: Hello, All leads are not available for reporting and background squares are not visible for interval calculation. Anyway, from the available data, it's sinus rhythm with rbbb morphology. No other significant St t abnormalities seen. So, such changes are usually age or hypertension related however patient should be evaluated to rule out possibility of CAD. So, patient should undergo echo and if normal then stress test like stress thallium or treadmill test. So overall, this may be an age related change however needs evaluation. Hope this helps you and get back if you have any doubts.