Question 1

on ecg results rightward axis boderline ecg nornal sunius rhythm?

Accepted Answer

Possible hemiblock: An abnormal right axis plus minimally prolonged qrs duration defines what is termed a left posterior hemiblock (block of the posteroinferior fascicle of the left branch of the bundle of his).  An abnormal right axis can also occur in conditions with elevated right heart pressure and resultant right ventricular enlargement.  Normal sinus rhythm means no rhythm disturbance.

Question 2

what does sinus rhythm - borderline short pr interval mean on an ecg?

Accepted Answer

Usually nothing.: The pr interval, the time between the P wave (atria contract) and the qrs (ventricles contract) is typically between 0.12 and 0.20 seconds. If it is a bit shorter than 0.12 seconds but the ECG is otherwise normal, there is generally nothing to be concerned about. If you have episodes of heart racing, you should tell your doctor, as there may be a condition in which you are prone to fast rhythms.

Question 3

ekg says normal sinus rhythm, nonspecific st abnormality, abnormal ecg, what to do?

Accepted Answer

ECG: That is a common ECG reading which can indicate something is wrong but also can be as it says nonspecific and 'no big deal'. Ask your doctor if there is reason for concern or further investigation.

Question 4

ekg says normal sinus rhythm, nonspecific st abnormality, abnormal ecg, what does this mean?

Accepted Answer

Common reading: "abnormal" because there are non-specific changes which are not  specific enough to meet a true diagnosis, but not normal enough to  say normal, so somewhat of a soft call or indecisive read, but very common and does not necessarily mean anything.  The bottom line, the ECG findings need to be placed in the clinical context in which it was taken, and compared to previous and subsequent ECGs.

Question 5

what is the significance of incomplete left bbb? my son is 32 years old  ecg showed normal sinus rhythm bp is 135/71 .

Accepted Answer

LBBB: Lbbb is an uncommon abnormality of highly variable significance.  I would recommend that he get an echocardiogram & consult with a cardiologist.

Question 6

could use your help docs! my ecg report says 'sinus rhythm r-s transition zone in v leads displaced to the right. what does it mean ?

Accepted Answer

ECG: Shifted transition zone has little significance, ask your doctor how he thinks it pertains to you.

Question 7

my ecg result says sinus rhythm r-s transition zone in v leads displaced to the left t abnormality in anterior leads. what is wrong with me?

Accepted Answer

Probably nothing: Unless you are having symptoms referable to your heart.  If you do have symptoms then discussing this in relation to your ECG with your doctor would be wise.

Question 8

what does this mean? 
	- borderline ecg 
sinus rhythm
borderline r wave progression, anterior leads
borderline t abnormalities, inferior leads

Accepted Answer

Finding not a diagno: Assuming ur EKG was collected correctly (i.e., the wires &amp; patches were put on correctly), it's not entirely as expected for a person of your age &amp; gender. You have sinus rhythm, but the spikes (R waves) do not progress between the wires as expected, &amp; minor changes in the signals from the front (anterior) &amp; bottom (inferior) part of the heart may be "just you" or signs of (prior?) damage. TTYD.

Question 9

2d echo is normal. however ecg report shows rsr in v1 and v2. qrs area positive in v2, otherwise normal ecg with sinus rhythm. do i need to worry?

Accepted Answer

No: You don't say what the QRS duration is, but you either have a right bundle branch block (QRS &gt; 120 ms) or an incomplete RBBB. In either case, if your echo is normal, you have nothing to worry about.

Question 10

just went for physical was shocked when told my ecg which shows a,sinus rhythm rbbb anterolateral st ele. interior t waves changes r non specific ?

Accepted Answer

NeedCardiacConsult: What did your Doctor tell you and did you have any symptoms 
We can not comment at the EKG Report without looking at the EKG
YourEKG has Anterolateral elevation and whether it is significant we will only know by looking at the EKG
Right Bundle Branch Block is due to defect in conduction
If you have not already done Consult a Cardiologist asap
If you have any chest pain go to ER

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On ecg results rightward axis boderline ecg nornal sunius rhythm?

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Ekg says normal sinus rhythm, nonspecific st abnormality, abnormal ecg, what to do?

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Ekg says normal sinus rhythm, nonspecific st abnormality, abnormal ecg, what does this mean?

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What is the significance of incomplete left bbb? my son is 32 years old ecg showed normal sinus rhythm bp is 135/71 .

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Could use your help docs! my ecg report says 'sinus rhythm r-s transition zone in v leads displaced to the right. what does it mean ?

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My ecg result says sinus rhythm r-s transition zone in v leads displaced to the left t abnormality in anterior leads. what is wrong with me?

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What does this mean? - borderline ecg sinus rhythm borderline r wave progression, anterior leads borderline t abnormalities, inferior leads

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2d echo is normal. however ecg report shows rsr in v1 and v2. qrs area positive in v2, otherwise normal ecg with sinus rhythm. do i need to worry?

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Just went for physical was shocked when told my ecg which shows a,sinus rhythm rbbb anterolateral st ele. interior t waves changes r non specific ?

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