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What Does This ECG Report Indicate?
Question: Myself XXXXXXX XXXXXXX 43 years male,suffering from hypertension since 2007.i consult my cardiologist in a regular manner.my present medications are sartel-40,cinod-5,rosuvas-5.very recently I did one E.C.G.which is being furnished for your consideration.please explain all abnormalities present in this E.C.G.
I did one Echo colour doppler study on 17.02.2014.i am attaching this report for your consideration.I have done the said E.C.G. On 10.10.2014.i have no symptoms.I did that E.C.G. as a routine check up.
I did one Echo colour doppler study on 17.02.2014.i am attaching this report for your consideration.I have done the said E.C.G. On 10.10.2014.i have no symptoms.I did that E.C.G. as a routine check up.
Brief Answer:
Nothing alarming
Detailed Answer:
Dear friend,
Welcome to Health Care Magic
The Echocardiogram is NORMAL
ECG is suggestive (not confirmatory) of left atrial and left ventricular enlargement. ECG is recording of electrical potentials only – the interpretation depends on correlation with the total clinical picture. Such finding may mean chamber enlargement or conduction delay – but with normal ECHO and examination, and absence of symptoms, it has NO SIGNIFICANCE.
If there is any symptom, or at times to be proactive, one should have stress ECG (Treadmill Exercise ECG)
Take care
Good luck
Nothing alarming
Detailed Answer:
Dear friend,
Welcome to Health Care Magic
The Echocardiogram is NORMAL
ECG is suggestive (not confirmatory) of left atrial and left ventricular enlargement. ECG is recording of electrical potentials only – the interpretation depends on correlation with the total clinical picture. Such finding may mean chamber enlargement or conduction delay – but with normal ECHO and examination, and absence of symptoms, it has NO SIGNIFICANCE.
If there is any symptom, or at times to be proactive, one should have stress ECG (Treadmill Exercise ECG)
Take care
Good luck
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Raju A.T
1.would you kindly explain me what kind of abnormalities you are finding in this E.C.G.
2.it shows P wave duration 150ms,but it should be less than 120ms -how alarming this data?
3.what change may appear in E.C.G.if tension and anxitey continues during E.C.G.?
4.did u find any abnormalities in the nature of P wave in the given E.c.g?
2.it shows P wave duration 150ms,but it should be less than 120ms -how alarming this data?
3.what change may appear in E.C.G.if tension and anxitey continues during E.C.G.?
4.did u find any abnormalities in the nature of P wave in the given E.c.g?
Brief Answer:
Relax / Detail below
Detailed Answer:
Hi
1. There is no significant variation apart from a little change in P
2. The duration of P wave is a little longer / not alarming / nothing to do / no treatment specifically directed to it – We only treat patient not the ECG! / need only treat the underlying/associated cause like hypertension /
3. Tension / Anxiety can cause a rapid rate; it can cause muscle twitching, leading to electrical interference in recording;
4. Yes, we see a change in P – all changes are not necessarily abnormal.
The P wave duration a bit longer. It can be a normal variation / or enlargement of the chamber / or secondary to ventricular hypertrophy / or intra-atrial conduction abnormality… /
Like any other investigation, it should not be interpreted in isolation but in total clinical picture
It has no significance here – because the ECHO is normal
Regards
Relax / Detail below
Detailed Answer:
Hi
1. There is no significant variation apart from a little change in P
2. The duration of P wave is a little longer / not alarming / nothing to do / no treatment specifically directed to it – We only treat patient not the ECG! / need only treat the underlying/associated cause like hypertension /
3. Tension / Anxiety can cause a rapid rate; it can cause muscle twitching, leading to electrical interference in recording;
4. Yes, we see a change in P – all changes are not necessarily abnormal.
The P wave duration a bit longer. It can be a normal variation / or enlargement of the chamber / or secondary to ventricular hypertrophy / or intra-atrial conduction abnormality… /
Like any other investigation, it should not be interpreted in isolation but in total clinical picture
It has no significance here – because the ECHO is normal
Regards
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Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Shanthi.E
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