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Question: Abnormal R-wave progression early transition.....QRS are >o in V2
My ECG shows abnormal ECG due to the following,
PR 151ST elevation, consider anterior injury st>0.15mv, V1-V5
will it be an hindrance to appendicitits surgery
My ECG shows abnormal ECG due to the following,
PR 151ST elevation, consider anterior injury st>0.15mv, V1-V5
will it be an hindrance to appendicitits surgery
Brief Answer:
This ECG is not a hinderance to your surgery.
Detailed Answer:
Hi.
I understand your query and concern.
These changes seem to be borderline in nature.
Early transition can be a normal variation.
PR interval is within the normal limits.
Regarding abnormal R wave progression and elevated ST segment, these warrant further workup considering your age.
You need further evaluation in the form of Cardiac echo 2 dimensional screening mode.
The above ECG changes per se are not a hinderance to your appendicitis surgery.
You can get along with your surgery after final verdict to be given by your anaesthetist.
Thank you
This ECG is not a hinderance to your surgery.
Detailed Answer:
Hi.
I understand your query and concern.
These changes seem to be borderline in nature.
Early transition can be a normal variation.
PR interval is within the normal limits.
Regarding abnormal R wave progression and elevated ST segment, these warrant further workup considering your age.
You need further evaluation in the form of Cardiac echo 2 dimensional screening mode.
The above ECG changes per se are not a hinderance to your appendicitis surgery.
You can get along with your surgery after final verdict to be given by your anaesthetist.
Thank you
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Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Bhagyalaxmi Nalaparaju
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