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What does diagnosis on ekg of "t wave amplitude increase on anterior leads" mean?

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Dr. Teresa Menendez Hood answered

Specializes in Cardiology

Big t waves: It could be a normal variant or could reflect an elevation in the potasium or some element of ischemia.

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Answered 7/4/2013

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