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Ecg report measurement results are ecg measurement results- qrs 100ms qt/qtcb 366/417ms pr 138 ms p 104ms, what does this mean?
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Normal values: That is a list of standard intervals and segments measured as a part an ECG. Those numbers look pretty normal, of course there is much more to the ECG than just those standard measurements, things like rate, rhythm, axis, ST/T wave abnormalities, Q waves etc.
Answered 8/1/2019
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