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The interpretation of my ecg result said : junctional rhythm, rightward axis, st elevation, consider inferolateral injury or infaret, acute mi.?

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EKG : I would not go by the computer interpretation of any ekg, it is better to ask the physician ordering it for the interpretation.

Answered 12/11/2012

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