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Please interpret.is it ok borderline ecg sinus rhythm normal p axis, v-rate 60-99 borderline t abnormalities, anterior leads t flat or neg, v2-v4?
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ECG: that ECG is not strictly normal but isn't anything worrisome
Answered 5/24/2016
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