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What Does My ECG Test Report Indicate?
Question: R/S inversion area between V1 and V2, borderlline ECG-What it means any problem or issue in this
The ECG is taken as part of my regular employment health checkup, the master health checkup incluces ECG and TMT also. In ECG i got the above result, In TMT i Got the reulst as negative for HD, Repsonse Normal, Tolerance is good, Pl confirm me whether it is any problem or issue in the ECG interpretation. This details i had given as additional information.
The ECG is taken as part of my regular employment health checkup, the master health checkup incluces ECG and TMT also. In ECG i got the above result, In TMT i Got the reulst as negative for HD, Repsonse Normal, Tolerance is good, Pl confirm me whether it is any problem or issue in the ECG interpretation. This details i had given as additional information.
Brief Answer:
Most probably, there is NO problem
Detailed Answer:
Hi friend
Welcome to Health Care Magic
Most probably, there is NO problem!
A few issues involving the Right ventricle – like pressure or volume overload / disturbance in conduction (nerve of the heart- right bundle branch) – are occasionally responsible, for such a picture.
Commonly, it is a normal variation or from position of the heart or the electrical leads…
It is reassuring to have a negative TMT – it excludes Ischemic Heart Disease
An ECHOcardiogram would have been the next step – it is routinely done to see the heart valves (Valve Prolapse) / heart muscle (Cardiomyopathy) and heart function (Ejection fraction, wall motion abnormality) / clots... What is your ECHO report? – If not done till now, have one done..
An ECG is only an electrical record / it must not be interpreted in isolation, but as a part of the total clinical picture.
Good luck
God bless you
Most probably, there is NO problem
Detailed Answer:
Hi friend
Welcome to Health Care Magic
Most probably, there is NO problem!
A few issues involving the Right ventricle – like pressure or volume overload / disturbance in conduction (nerve of the heart- right bundle branch) – are occasionally responsible, for such a picture.
Commonly, it is a normal variation or from position of the heart or the electrical leads…
It is reassuring to have a negative TMT – it excludes Ischemic Heart Disease
An ECHOcardiogram would have been the next step – it is routinely done to see the heart valves (Valve Prolapse) / heart muscle (Cardiomyopathy) and heart function (Ejection fraction, wall motion abnormality) / clots... What is your ECHO report? – If not done till now, have one done..
An ECG is only an electrical record / it must not be interpreted in isolation, but as a part of the total clinical picture.
Good luck
God bless you
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Chakravarthy Mazumdar
Currently we had not taken any ECHO, But two years before it was taken as a normal routine checkup, at that time the result was normal,
Brief Answer:
A point again favouring normal variation
Detailed Answer:
Hi
Then everything is likely to be normal
ECHO is unlikely to have changed during this period, without other obvious symptoms or signs
Regards
A point again favouring normal variation
Detailed Answer:
Hi
Then everything is likely to be normal
ECHO is unlikely to have changed during this period, without other obvious symptoms or signs
Regards
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Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Chakravarthy Mazumdar
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