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What Does The Following Electocardiogram Report Suggest?

Dr, I just received my electocardiogram result and the doctor seems worried and has also requested i see a Cardiologist. I will appreciate if you can have a look at it and advice. I am 46yrs old male. The results are as indicated below: RR 861ms P 96 ms PR 160 ms QRS 90 ms QT 364 ms QTC 396 ms R-S transition źone in V leads displaced to the right Incomplete right bundle branch block QRS(T) contour abnormality Consider ahterolateral myocardial damage Possiblybabnormal ECG Thank you for your time. Victor.
Fri, 2 Nov 2018
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Hello,

Firstly, this is a machine generated a report and frequently inaccurate. So, it's better if you can upload the ECG tracing. Anyway, whatever is significant is incomplete rbbb.

In this case, the possibility of ischemic heart disease should be ruled out with further evaluation and echo. However, such changes may be seen in hypertension or with age.

So, not necessarily abnormal, and just an age-related change, but should be evaluated.

Hope I have answered your query. Let me know if I can assist you further.

Take care

Regards,
Dr Sagar Makode, Cardiologist
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What Does The Following Electocardiogram Report Suggest?

Hello, Firstly, this is a machine generated a report and frequently inaccurate. So, it s better if you can upload the ECG tracing. Anyway, whatever is significant is incomplete rbbb. In this case, the possibility of ischemic heart disease should be ruled out with further evaluation and echo. However, such changes may be seen in hypertension or with age. So, not necessarily abnormal, and just an age-related change, but should be evaluated. Hope I have answered your query. Let me know if I can assist you further. Take care Regards, Dr Sagar Makode, Cardiologist