hi, my ecg reports specifies as " SINUS RHYTHM LEFTWARD AXIS T ABNORMALITY IN ANTEROSEPTAL" ... View answer

qrs countour abnormality consistent with anteroseptal infarct age undetermined - this my ECG What should I do ... View answer

My ECG result showed Contour abnormality consistent with anteroseptal infarct. What does this means and what are the possible treatments. What do I need to do? ... View answer

Hello, my ecg has: sinus rhythm , ventricular premature complexes , r-s transition zone in V leads displaced to the left, QRS (T) contour abnormality, cannot rule out anteroseptal myocardial damage ... View answer

I just had a routine EKG done and requested a copy. It has these terms on my EKG. Left anterior Fascicular Block Incomplete right bundle branch block QRS (T) contour abnormality consider anteroseptal ... View answer

I have had 2 EKG s that show contour abnormality consistent with anteroseptal infarct. I have no symptons, low blood pressure and I am not sure about my cholesterol. I am a non smoker, 50 year old female ... View answer

I had an ekg done and the reading was: QRS (T) contour abnormality consistent with anteroseptal infarct? My blood pressure was 120/80. I have never had high cholesterol. I have never smoke or drank but ... View answer

Here is my ECG analysis result- 800 Normal Sinus Rthythm 762 Anteroseptal Abnormal Q(18Yaers) 611 Abnormality(Flat T) 212 Left Axis Deviation It was concluded that the result is undefined Abnormal ECG, Pls I ... View answer

perfusion abnormality involving the basal to mid anterior wall and anteroseptal wall. The majority of this ..., severe-reversible defect involving the basal to mid anterior and anteroseptal wall. The... View answer

Hey, can you help me with EKG test results, what it means? QRS(T) CONTOUR ABNORMALITY CANNOT RULE OUT ANTEROSEPTAL MYOCARDIAL DAMAGE CONSIDER INFERIOR MYOCARDIAL DAMAGE SF: 66/min Os P: 32 Os QRS: 50 ... View answer