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Hello doctors, what does st/t wave changes mean on an ekg?

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Varies: Depending on what the other indicators in history and physical and presentation are this could be a nonspecific finding could also represents ongoing active ischemic heart disease such as a heart attack or angina.

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Answered 12/28/2013

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