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What Does Myocardial Infraction In The Report Suggest?

HR : 89 bpm P Dur : 92 ms PR int : 148 ms QRS Dur : 129 ms P/QRS/T axis : 76/59/56 *RV5/SV1 amp : 0.902/1.053 mVRV5+SV1 amp : 1.955 mV RV6/SV2 amp : 0.894/1.066 mVMinnesota Code:1-1-1(V2)9-4-2(V4)Diagnosis information:800 : Sinus Rhythm 731: Suspect Anterior Myocardial Infraction?(V2)Is there any problem??
Mon, 5 Jan 2015
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Thanks for your question on HCM.
In my opinion you should consult cardiologist immediately, as your ECG report indicates damage to the anterior wall of heart (due to decrease blood supply).
In ECG , leads V1 to V 4 represent anterior wall. And ST-T changes suggesst ischemia.
So your ECG is showing ST-T changes in V1-V4 which suggest ischemic change s in anterior wall.
The most common cause for this is coronary artery blockage.
So I advice you to consult cardiologist and get done coronary angiography to rule out coronary blocks.
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What Does Myocardial Infraction In The Report Suggest?

Thanks for your question on HCM. In my opinion you should consult cardiologist immediately, as your ECG report indicates damage to the anterior wall of heart (due to decrease blood supply). In ECG , leads V1 to V 4 represent anterior wall. And ST-T changes suggesst ischemia. So your ECG is showing ST-T changes in V1-V4 which suggest ischemic change s in anterior wall. The most common cause for this is coronary artery blockage. So I advice you to consult cardiologist and get done coronary angiography to rule out coronary blocks.