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Heart rate 96 qrs interval 82 ms qt interval 364 ms qtc interval 460 ms p axis 61 deg qrs axis 21 deg t wave axis 7 deg p-r interval 184 msec
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EKG: Other than the heart rate not too bad the axis and intervals are normal.
Answered 11/18/2015
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