Question 1

what does it mean when an ekg has a result of sinus rhythm with nonspecific st elevation?

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: It may be a normal variant or due to lead placement during the EKG. The only way to know if it is concerning is to have the doctor who ordered the test interpret it in the context of your symptoms, history, medications, body habits, etc. So, see your doctor for interpretation. Good luck to you!

Question 2

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

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

Question 3

what does an ekg finding of sinus rhythm with short pr borderline ecg st elevation probably due to early repolarization mean?

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Two different parts: The PR interval is a measurement of time it takes for the electricity to travel from the top of the heart, to the bottom.  A short PR interval means it the electricity travels quicker than expected.  Early repolarization means the heart muscle begins recovering quickly after the electricity has traveled through.

Question 4

i just had an ekg and here is the interpretative result, what do this mean? sinus rhythm left anterior fascicular block borderline t wave abnormalities st elevation, consider inferior injury compared to previous st (t wave) deviation now present?

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: Good to have previous ECG. Is this the machine  reading. Were electrodes put in exactly the same place both times? Same machine used both times? Something has changed and best to ask Dr who knows you and is looking at the 2 together.   Suggest one of the arteries feeding the lower part of your heart are rusty and blocking/slowing blood flow to inferior muscle.

Question 5

ecg results sinus rhythm with sinus arrythmia with short or interval moderate right axis deviation st elevation probably early repolarization borderline ecg. what does this mean doctor ignored me when i asked him?

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: Probably normal. But need to see it to be sure. Meds you are taking? Why was it done? Need more info.

Question 6

ecg 12 leads: normal sinus rhythm,possible left atrial enlargement,inferior infarct,acute mi / stemi, abnormal ecg
when compared with ecg of 30-mar-2015 st elevation now present in inferior leads. but troponins are ok. is it heart attack?

Accepted Answer

Repeat EKG: Computer interpretation is often wrong, not surprisingly. If no chest pain and cardiac enzymes are normal-likely, it's not a heart attack. There are several other causes of ST segment elevation besides a heart attack. I would repeat EKG and have it interpret from your cardiologist.  Good luck.

Question 7

what sinus rhythm with non specific st segment changes means? st segment: depressed v3, v4. should i be worried?

Accepted Answer

Non-specific: ST  segment and T wave changes are often non-specific, and are often not associated with pathology.  Most common causes are tickening of the heart muscle, usually related to high blood pressure.  Some medications may also cause non-specific changes.  Ask your provider what your ECG means for you.

Question 8

what causes sinus rhythm with wide qrs?

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: Sinus rhythm is the normal cardiac rhythm  that emanates from the heart's intrinsic pacemaker called the sinus node and the resting rate can be from 55 to 100.  A widened QRS interval.( over 0.10 seconds) is caused by delayed conduction of the electrical stimulus from the upper chamber which causes a delay in contraction of the ventricles. This can lead to terms like IV conduction delay or BBBB

Question 9

what is normal sinus rhythm?  what does it feel like?

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Normal: The terms refers to normal heart rhythm and it does not feel like anything, it is just normal.

Question 10

diagnosis information 800:sinus rhythm, 401: short pr interval. what does it mean?

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Few Possibilities: Sinus rhythm means that your heart is beating in a normal rhythm and pace. A short PR interval is the decreased distance between two of the waves on an EKG reading of your heartbeat. It can be caused by Wolf-Parkinson-White syndrome, a junctional rhythm, Lown-Ganong-Levine syndrome, high blood pressure, or a normal variant. Talk to your doc about these possibilities for explanations.

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What does it mean when an ekg has a result of sinus rhythm with nonspecific st elevation?

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

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What does an ekg finding of sinus rhythm with short pr borderline ecg st elevation probably due to early repolarization mean?

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I just had an ekg and here is the interpretative result, what do this mean? sinus rhythm left anterior fascicular block borderline t wave abnormalities st elevation, consider inferior injury compared to previous st (t wave) deviation now present?

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Ecg results sinus rhythm with sinus arrythmia with short or interval moderate right axis deviation st elevation probably early repolarization borderline ecg. what does this mean doctor ignored me when i asked him?

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Ecg 12 leads: normal sinus rhythm,possible left atrial enlargement,inferior infarct,acute mi / stemi, abnormal ecg when compared with ecg of 30-mar-2015 st elevation now present in inferior leads. but troponins are ok. is it heart attack?

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What sinus rhythm with non specific st segment changes means? st segment: depressed v3, v4. should i be worried?

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Diagnosis information 800:sinus rhythm, 401: short pr interval. what does it mean?

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