My husband had a EKG today. Abnormal results. Sinus rhythm slow, marked left axis deviation consistent with LAFB, slight intraventricular conduction delay. What does this mean for... View answer

borderline ECG Also - marked left axis deviation consistent with LAFB I just had an ECG done, can you please ... enforcement? - (I am physically strong with no symptoms who... View answer

I would like to know whether these results from my fathers ECG can explain, why he is sick. The results said: Sinus Rythm - marked left axis deviation - consistent with LAFB -... View answer

sir could you please explain me the meaning of abnormal left axis deviation, non specific intraventricular block, qrs(t) contour abnormality, consistent with septal infarct possible... View answer

I had an ecg in April of 2010 with left axis deviation, in December there was no left axis deviation (axes normal)but a right ventricular conduction delay. What caused this?... View answer

ECG indicated sinus rhythm slow (heart rate 58bpm), premature ventricular complexes, marked left axis deviation consistent with LAFB. What does this mean? I am 41. Heart... View answer

Hi! im46 yrs old and i am latina. My concern is that I took an EKG and my results where that. I have sinus rhythm (slow) left axis deviation consistent with LAFB RBBB QRS= 145 ms... View answer

Hi! im46 yrs old and i am latina. My concern is that I took an EKG and my results where that. I have sinus rhythm (slow) left axis deviation consistent with LAFB RBBB QRS= 145 ms... View answer

explained. it reads Sinus Rhythm, ( rapid ) left axis deviation, consistent with LAFB, minor high-lateral repolarization disturbance, consider ischemia. LV overload or aspecific... View answer

My EKG says: sinus arrhythmia, marked left axis deviation consistene with LAFB RSR in V1 and V2 ... overload or aspecific change, flat or low negative T in aVF with negative T in... View answer