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What to do if i had an ecg and the letter i got back interestingly evidence of t wave inversion in the septal leads what does this mean?
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Cardiology consult: It is possible that the EKG is showing some abnormalities. It could be just a 'normal variant' or it could mean that there is an underlying cardiac problem. A cardiology visit could be appropriate and an echocardiogram to start.
Answered 10/15/2017
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