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My ecg results interpreted that i have normal sinus rhythm, leftvaxis deviation and inferolateral wall ischemi. can you explain?
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ECG: Ecg usually read by a computer program and overread by a doctor. Sinus rhythm is the normal heart rhythm, left axis deviation describes the electrical direction of the heart activity and inferolateral ischemia refers to some changes in the ECG pattern which can be seen with abnormal heart blood flow but are not specific. Talk to your doc to discuss.
Answered 7/11/2015
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