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Question : Kindly provide ECG interpretation 0000
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Answered by Dr. Dr.Arnab (2 hours later)
Brief Answer:
Poor quality ECG, needs to be repeated and reviewed with a Cardiologist...

Detailed Answer:
Hello and welcome back to 'Ask A Doctor' service...
I've gone through your query and checked the attached ECG strip...

Well, it's important to know whether the patient has/had any complaints in the first place... Secondly, any form of ECG findings should be correlated with the patient in person along with a thorough clinical assessment...

Here also, although the ECG quality is poor, there are some ST-T changes in the Antero-inferolateral region, so it needs to be repeated properly along with a prompt in-person clinical assessment by a Cardiologist or a Physician along with 2D Echocardiography, serum electrolytes, kidney function test, lipid profile as a part of initial assessment)...management can be done based on the findings...

Take Care
Kind Regards
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Kindly Provide ECG Interpretation 0000

Brief Answer: Poor quality ECG, needs to be repeated and reviewed with a Cardiologist... Detailed Answer: Hello and welcome back to 'Ask A Doctor' service... I've gone through your query and checked the attached ECG strip... Well, it's important to know whether the patient has/had any complaints in the first place... Secondly, any form of ECG findings should be correlated with the patient in person along with a thorough clinical assessment... Here also, although the ECG quality is poor, there are some ST-T changes in the Antero-inferolateral region, so it needs to be repeated properly along with a prompt in-person clinical assessment by a Cardiologist or a Physician along with 2D Echocardiography, serum electrolytes, kidney function test, lipid profile as a part of initial assessment)...management can be done based on the findings... Take Care Kind Regards