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A member asked:
Ecg report says normal sinus rhythm and . left axis deviation anterior fasicular block. what does this mean?
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Abnormal ECG: Left anterior fascicular block is a form of conduction abnormality that is usually silent -- it means only is seen in the ECG -- but it would be wise to have a complete physical and a stress test at your age.
Answered 12/12/2018
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