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What Does My ECG Report Indicate?
Question: Just had a ekg. My vent rate was 68
My pr interval was 194
My arsenal was 94
Qt/qtc was380/404
Prt axes says * 145 166
Normal sinus rhythm
Seems my prt is missing a first number and the second two are way high. What does this mesn
My pr interval was 194
My arsenal was 94
Qt/qtc was380/404
Prt axes says * 145 166
Normal sinus rhythm
Seems my prt is missing a first number and the second two are way high. What does this mesn
Brief Answer:
Your ECG is technically not right
Detailed Answer:
Hello Ma'am, I've reviewed the attached report,
After going through the details provided by you I would like to tell you that there is a probable technical error in your ECG which makes it a technically incorrect.
Here is why I am saying this:
1. In your ECG lead I is negative, I mean P wave QRS complex T wave all are inverted. It happens in two scenarios that either a technical fault or the heart is on the right side. A technical fault is more common.
2. There is a right axis deviation.
3. aVR lead is positive.
All these conditions go in favor of a technical error which is known as arm lead reversal i.e. by mistake the right arm lead was kept on the left arm or vice versa.
I would like to advise you to personally consult your doctor and confirm the same.
Feel free to ask back if you have any more doubts.
Kind regards
Dr. Bhanu Partap
Your ECG is technically not right
Detailed Answer:
Hello Ma'am, I've reviewed the attached report,
After going through the details provided by you I would like to tell you that there is a probable technical error in your ECG which makes it a technically incorrect.
Here is why I am saying this:
1. In your ECG lead I is negative, I mean P wave QRS complex T wave all are inverted. It happens in two scenarios that either a technical fault or the heart is on the right side. A technical fault is more common.
2. There is a right axis deviation.
3. aVR lead is positive.
All these conditions go in favor of a technical error which is known as arm lead reversal i.e. by mistake the right arm lead was kept on the left arm or vice versa.
I would like to advise you to personally consult your doctor and confirm the same.
Feel free to ask back if you have any more doubts.
Kind regards
Dr. Bhanu Partap
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