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What Does This ECG Report Indicate?
Question: Recently had a Cardiac XXXXXXX procedure...these numbers show up on one of the reports. What do they mean?
PR Interval
220
QRSD Interval
84
QT Interval
444
QTC Interval
437
P Axis
20
T Wave Axis
23
I 40 AXIS
-17
T 40 AXIS
13
ST AXIS
22
PR Interval
220
QRSD Interval
84
QT Interval
444
QTC Interval
437
P Axis
20
T Wave Axis
23
I 40 AXIS
-17
T 40 AXIS
13
ST AXIS
22
Brief Answer:
Kindly upload the report
Detailed Answer:
Hello Sir
I understand your concern for your health and I would like to suggest you to kindly upload your XXXXXXX report image for proper evaluation understanding and opinion.
Also I would like to know bit more about your medical history like
1. Why you underwent XXXXXXX
2. What symptoms you are having
3. Any other medical issues which you have.
Kindly revert back with the required information.
Kind Regards
Dr Bhanu partap
Kindly upload the report
Detailed Answer:
Hello Sir
I understand your concern for your health and I would like to suggest you to kindly upload your XXXXXXX report image for proper evaluation understanding and opinion.
Also I would like to know bit more about your medical history like
1. Why you underwent XXXXXXX
2. What symptoms you are having
3. Any other medical issues which you have.
Kindly revert back with the required information.
Kind Regards
Dr Bhanu partap
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Kampana
Underwent XXXXXXX because of an abnormal treadmill stress test. Could not achieve a heart rate of 140 and BP was at 200/95 when test was shut down.
Symptoms leading to stress test were some chest heaviness(not pain) and hypertension treatment/high BP for the last 2 years. Had a spike in BP(160/90 approx) over the last 30-45 days despite 400 mg of Labetelol dose per day.
I don't have access to the XXXXXXX report image.
thank you.
Symptoms leading to stress test were some chest heaviness(not pain) and hypertension treatment/high BP for the last 2 years. Had a spike in BP(160/90 approx) over the last 30-45 days despite 400 mg of Labetelol dose per day.
I don't have access to the XXXXXXX report image.
thank you.
Brief Answer:
Please refer to the detailed answer below
Detailed Answer:
First of all apologies for the delay.
Sir as per your second feedback, all the scenario which you have mentioned like your symptoms of chest heaviness, high blood pressure, incomplete TMT test points towards the possibility of having a coronary artery disease. And to make a diagnosis of that a coronary angiogram is usually performed which basically is a moving xray of the heart blood vessels to track any blockage inside them which causes all these symptoms.
Now the values which yp u are mentioning are basically of a ECG report most probably and if we interpret them it just giving an information that the PR interval is slightly prolonged (220) signifying some sort of Atrioventricular delay.
It's not an adequate piece of information technically to guide you properly and for a expert advice. You have to upload the proper test reports for a worthy opinion. I hope you will understand the point.
Kind regards
Dr Bhanu partap
Please refer to the detailed answer below
Detailed Answer:
First of all apologies for the delay.
Sir as per your second feedback, all the scenario which you have mentioned like your symptoms of chest heaviness, high blood pressure, incomplete TMT test points towards the possibility of having a coronary artery disease. And to make a diagnosis of that a coronary angiogram is usually performed which basically is a moving xray of the heart blood vessels to track any blockage inside them which causes all these symptoms.
Now the values which yp u are mentioning are basically of a ECG report most probably and if we interpret them it just giving an information that the PR interval is slightly prolonged (220) signifying some sort of Atrioventricular delay.
It's not an adequate piece of information technically to guide you properly and for a expert advice. You have to upload the proper test reports for a worthy opinion. I hope you will understand the point.
Kind regards
Dr Bhanu partap
Note: For further queries related to coronary artery disease and prevention, click here.
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Yogesh D
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