my husband has just returned home from having an anaesethic and gave me this ecg which reads sinus rythm with occasional ventricular premature complexes with frequent supraventricular premature... View answer

I had horrible symptoms and I could not function normally . i started suffering from Panic Attacks ... View answer

Hello, my ecg has: sinus rhythm , ventricular premature complexes , r-s transition zone in V leads displaced to the left, QRS (T) contour abnormality, cannot rule out anteroseptal myocardial damage ... View answer

, possible lateral ischemia , T-wave abnormality , ventricular premature complexes and bradycardia . I didn t ... View answer

frontal poles. In addition, there may be scalloping and evidence of proportionate ventricular enlargement. Disproportion between atrophy and ventricular enlargement may present in a number of conditions,... View answer

My EKg results : vent rate 90 pr 100 qrs 96 wt/qtc 350/399 p/qrs/t 90/70/21 rv5/sv1 1885/0.785 rv5+sv1 2.670 Dear doctor 1100 synusrhylhm 15708 with occasional ventricular premature complexes ... View answer

ventricular premature complexes,short PR interval,cannot rule out anterior myocardial infraction,minimal ST ... View answer

premature complexes; Normal ECG i undergo 24 hour Holter test and result interpretation goes Basic rhythm is ... and in couplets, no significant ST segments shifts, symptoms did not coincide with... View answer

Hi, My ekg reads abnormal . Sinus rythm, rate 74. Multiform ventricular premature complexes ... findings of the ekg. I know I have left ventricular idiopathic cardiomyopathy with an ejection... View answer

axes 14-48-28, Avg RR 678 ms, QTcB 476 ms, QTcF 446 ms Sinus Rhythm with occasional ventricular premature complexes RSR (QR0) in V1/V2 consistent with right ventricular conduction delay left... View answer