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Ekg results! pr interval: 110, qrs dur: 86, qt/qtc: 332/414, p-r-t axes: 47, 50, 100. normal sinus rhythm & normal axis. are those measurements norm?
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It Depends: It depends on the quality and accuracy of the lead placements! check with an expert!
Answered 12/11/2016
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