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How Can An ECG Report Be Understood To Be Normal?

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Question : Dear sir please guide in an ECG with further investigation and precautions, a person with 63 male null previous history. is this a condition of Left ventricular hypertrophy?
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Answered by Dr. Sagar Makode (18 minutes later)
Brief Answer:
Its fine, no left ventricular hypertrophy

Detailed Answer:
Hello,
Ecg is fine. Some minor changes like T wave flattening in lead AVL which is fine, as all other leads are normal. And heart rate is around 60 which is also fine with respect to age. Also, no evidence of left ventricular hypertrophy. So overall, it's a normal ecg. All the best.
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How Can An ECG Report Be Understood To Be Normal?

Brief Answer: Its fine, no left ventricular hypertrophy Detailed Answer: Hello, Ecg is fine. Some minor changes like T wave flattening in lead AVL which is fine, as all other leads are normal. And heart rate is around 60 which is also fine with respect to age. Also, no evidence of left ventricular hypertrophy. So overall, it's a normal ecg. All the best.