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40 f- had ekg- vent. rate 82bpm, pr interval 136ms, qr duration 174ms, qt/qtc 370/432ms, p-r-t axes 74 80-76. is this normal result?
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Ecg: Qrs is long looks like you have bundle branch block of some type and without looking at Ecg one can not interpret it based on such numbers
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