Question 1

got back my ecg today and the result is repolarization abnormalities is present should i be concern?

Accepted Answer

: It's difficult to give you a correct advice with this limited info. In general, a young healthy teenager should have a normal EKG.
 and it should be read as: normal sinus rhythm, normal 12 lead EKG.

Question 2

what does ekg demonstrated sinus tachycardia with right aterial enlargement,consider rvh with secondary repolarization abnormalities mean is this bad?

Accepted Answer

: These EKG findings are quite abnormal but the severity depends on other physical findings as well as patient's age. There are several cardiopulmonary conditions which can cause this EKG change and the problem is likely chronic in nature.

Question 3

did an ekg and it wrote st elevation could be early repolarization, went on google and found out it was linked to sudden death i have no family history of heart issues/abnormalities. now i'm scared to exercise can one die from having this?

Accepted Answer

: Consult with whomever ordered the EKG.  I think that that individual will be able to give you better advice and understanding than what is on google.

Question 4

my ecg report - p/pr-96/122 ms qrs-80 ms qt/qtc-386/401 ms p/qrs/t axis- 35/33/0 deg sinus arrhythmia minor inferior repolarization disturbance consider ischemia lv overload or a specific change ecg without significant abnormalities hr- 65 bpm?

Accepted Answer

: The report suggests an interpretation which does not represent accepted ECG criteria.  I suggest you provide a copy of the ECG tracing or request a second opinion concerning its interpretation (by a board-certified cardiologist).

Question 5

please explain about depolarization and repolarization

Accepted Answer

These terms : Refer to the movement of ions across the membranes of electrically active cells, like nerves and cardiac muscle.  When they fire, they depolarize. When they reset, they repo large.

Question 6

what does sinus rhythm nd early repolarization pattern in 12 leads mean? can some explain it me well, please? help and thanks!

Accepted Answer

In 400 characters...: Sinus rhythm=normal electrical discharge of cardiac muscle from sinus node in right atrium. Repolarization=cells return to rest after electrical discharge. Early Repolarization=some regions going to resting phase earlier than others. May be harmless in young people or athletes—it appears as upward sloping elevations of the ECG more to the front of the heart. Controversial whether this is harmless.

Question 7

what does repolarization mean for an ecg reading?

Accepted Answer

Electrical-recharge: The automatic pace maker on the top of your heart generate tiny amout of electricity which travels down the heart and trigger it to contract/beat. This electrical current comes from the influx/outflux of calcium/potassium etc..So, when it is "polarized" the heart pumps. In order for it to pump again, it must relax and repolarization is basically a recharge. Hope that makes sense. Have fun learning.

Question 8

does early repolarization show on echocardiogram?

Accepted Answer

Early repolarization: Echocardiography does not image repolarization.

Question 9

what does sinus rhythm anterolateral st elevation early repolarization means? age 22

Accepted Answer

Ecg: Early repolarization is a variant of normal found in some people. It is not a reason for concern.

Question 10

what does short pr interval and early repolarization combination on ecg signify?

Accepted Answer

May be Normal for U: A short PR interval may be normal or represent an electrical bypass tract from the atrium to the ventricle. In the absence of symptoms or recurrent tachycardia it is probably normal for you. Similarly early repolarization is frequently seen in young males. The combination is not specific to anything of concern. Again, in the absence of recurrent tachycardia or symptoms this is probably normal.

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Got back my ecg today and the result is repolarization abnormalities is present should i be concern?

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What does ekg demonstrated sinus tachycardia with right aterial enlargement,consider rvh with secondary repolarization abnormalities mean is this bad?

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Did an ekg and it wrote st elevation could be early repolarization, went on google and found out it was linked to sudden death i have no family history of heart issues/abnormalities. now i'm scared to exercise can one die from having this?

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My ecg report - p/pr-96/122 ms qrs-80 ms qt/qtc-386/401 ms p/qrs/t axis- 35/33/0 deg sinus arrhythmia minor inferior repolarization disturbance consider ischemia lv overload or a specific change ecg without significant abnormalities hr- 65 bpm?

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Please explain about depolarization and repolarization

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What does sinus rhythm nd early repolarization pattern in 12 leads mean? can some explain it me well, please? help and thanks!

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What does repolarization mean for an ecg reading?

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Does early repolarization show on echocardiogram?

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What does sinus rhythm anterolateral st elevation early repolarization means? age 22

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What does short pr interval and early repolarization combination on ecg signify?

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