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Please Help Us With ECG Interpretation And Further Prognosis

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Question : Please help us with ECG interpretation and further prognosis
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Answered by Dr. Sagar Makode (18 minutes later)
Brief Answer:
Needs echo

Detailed Answer:
Hello,
It's sinus rhythm with no significant St t abnormalities seen. There are q waves in inferior leads and lateral precordial leads. These are likely a physiological q waves, however needs echo to rule out possibility of old inferior wall infarction.
So, ecg has q waves and no other significant abnormalities. Obtain echo to rule out possibility of old iwmi. Prognosis is good if echo is normal.
Hope this help you and get back if you have any doubts.
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Please Help Us With ECG Interpretation And Further Prognosis

Brief Answer: Needs echo Detailed Answer: Hello, It's sinus rhythm with no significant St t abnormalities seen. There are q waves in inferior leads and lateral precordial leads. These are likely a physiological q waves, however needs echo to rule out possibility of old inferior wall infarction. So, ecg has q waves and no other significant abnormalities. Obtain echo to rule out possibility of old iwmi. Prognosis is good if echo is normal. Hope this help you and get back if you have any doubts.