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Ecg result sinus rhythm rv conduction delay and some wave abnormalities but normal echocardiography should i be concernd?
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No: Rv conduction delay is a normal variant in the vast majority of people. Non-specific st and t wave abnormalities have a host of non-cardiac causes and can also be normal. Bottom line: would not let the ekg concern me. How are you, though?
Answered 9/24/2017
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