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My ecg had a comment of sinus rhythm r-s transition in leads iv displaced to the right otherwise normal pulse 97 what does it mean, i am 22 f ?

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Ecg: The finding you describe doesn't have any direct abnormal meaning. It can be related to lead positioning but on occassion can be related some abnormalities of the heart. The most general situation however is that it isn't of much significance. Ask your dr. About it.

Answered 8/27/2017

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