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What Does Abnormal R-wave Progression, Late Transition Mean?
This is an extract from ECG of my friend, who is around 37 years, male, 6 ft tall. Occasional smoker, non-veg, and employed with softare multinational co. sinus rhythm. Abnormal R-wave progression, late transition. Baseline wander in leads V2, V3. Otherwise normal ECG . Pl advise if there is any abnormality and if so, the nature of the same, and the preliminary care one should exercise.
Tue, 18 Mar 2014
hi,
It is impossible to tell whether it is normal or abnormal, based on the interpretation given by the machine (extract), as it is case to case based.
late transition and abnormal progression are seen both in normal and diseased individuals. it all depends on what other symptoms and diseases the patient have.
if he has no health issues, his ECG may be considered normal; however this is best confirmed by your cardiologist.
All the best.
It is impossible to tell whether it is normal or abnormal, based on the interpretation given by the machine (extract), as it is case to case based.
late transition and abnormal progression are seen both in normal and diseased individuals. it all depends on what other symptoms and diseases the patient have.
if he has no health issues, his ECG may be considered normal; however this is best confirmed by your cardiologist.
All the best.
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