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What Does The ECG Test Results Indicate?

Hello, I had a recent ECG test and the results were as follows: Abnormal ECG QRS duration: 78 ms QT Interval: 484 ms QTc interval: 451 ms QT dispersion:64 ms P Axis: 57 deg QRS Axis: 4 deg T Axis: -29 deg Please let me know what this results mean? Thank you very much!! :)
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Hello,

Kind of need to see it. The only finding which MIGHT be abnormal on the ones given is the axis and that depends very much on the particulars of the different parts and how these parts relate to each other.

Usually it is actually sometime serious like potentially heart ischemia--risk of heart attack. but just not a very good ekg is also quite commonly the cause.

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

Take care

Regards,
Dr. Matt Wachsman
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What Does The ECG Test Results Indicate?

Hello, Kind of need to see it. The only finding which MIGHT be abnormal on the ones given is the axis and that depends very much on the particulars of the different parts and how these parts relate to each other. Usually it is actually sometime serious like potentially heart ischemia--risk of heart attack. but just not a very good ekg is also quite commonly the cause. Hope I have answered your queries. Let me know if I can assist you further. Take care Regards, Dr. Matt Wachsman