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What Should Be Done When ECG Report Shows Age Related Changes?

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Question : HI,
Sir please opine on attached ECG
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Answered by Dr. Sagar Makode (24 minutes later)
Brief Answer:
It's fine

Detailed Answer:

Hi,

It's SINUS RHYTHM, LEFT AXIS DEVIATION, LEFT ANTERIOR FASCICULAR BLOCK, LOW VOLTAGE COMPLEXES, T WAVE INVERSION IN III AVF II.
Overall, ECG is fine with minor age-related changes. However, echo should be obtained if any symptoms or risk factors for coronary artery disease like hypertension, diabetes or obesity.

All the best.
Regards
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What Should Be Done When ECG Report Shows Age Related Changes?

Brief Answer: It's fine Detailed Answer: Hi, It's SINUS RHYTHM, LEFT AXIS DEVIATION, LEFT ANTERIOR FASCICULAR BLOCK, LOW VOLTAGE COMPLEXES, T WAVE INVERSION IN III AVF II. Overall, ECG is fine with minor age-related changes. However, echo should be obtained if any symptoms or risk factors for coronary artery disease like hypertension, diabetes or obesity. All the best. Regards