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What Does Ectopic Atrial Rhythm And Probable Lateral Infarct On ECG Suggest?

What does this mean: - ABNORMAL ECG - SINUS OR ECTOPIC ATRIAL RHYTHM P axis (-45,135) NONSPECIFIC INTRAVENTRICULAR CONDUCTION DELAY QRSd \T\gt;110mS, not LBBB/RBBB PROBABLE INFERIOR INFARCT, AGE INDETERMINATE Q\T\gt;35mS, T neg, II III aVF PROBABLE LATERAL INFARCT, OLD Q\T\gt;35mS, abnormal ST-T, I aVL V5-6 ANTERIOR INFARCT, OLD Q \T\gt;30mS, abnormal ST-T, V2-V5 CONSIDER POSTERIOR WALL INVOLVEMENT prominent R T in V1 V2
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Hello,

Firstly, this is the machine generated report and if frequently inaccurate, so should not be relied upon. But, if you go with this report, it says you have got infarction meaning heart attack involving multiple territories.

So, according to this ECG you all need further evaluation with echo and may need angiography. However, you should attach an ECG tracing here or get it interpreted by local doctor and should not rely on the machine generated report at all.

Hope I have answered your query.
Let me know if I can assist you further.

Regards,
Dr. Sagar Makode, Cardiologist
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What Does Ectopic Atrial Rhythm And Probable Lateral Infarct On ECG Suggest?

Hello, Firstly, this is the machine generated report and if frequently inaccurate, so should not be relied upon. But, if you go with this report, it says you have got infarction meaning heart attack involving multiple territories. So, according to this ECG you all need further evaluation with echo and may need angiography. However, you should attach an ECG tracing here or get it interpreted by local doctor and should not rely on the machine generated report at all. Hope I have answered your query. Let me know if I can assist you further. Regards, Dr. Sagar Makode, Cardiologist