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St-t wave changes,consider inferolateral ischemia on ecg, echo shows heart good. doctor said are few heart interruptions. what means? 27 yrs. thanks
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ST-T wave changes: ST-T wave changes often are non-specific and may not mean anything. There are some ST-T changes that are the hallmark of heart attack, but I doubt this is your case as you echo was normal. Modern computerized ECG machines will always say "consider ... ischemia" with any ST-T wave abnormality.
Answered 2/12/2016
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