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I had an ekg done and the results are as follow sinus rhythm, rsr (v1) nondiagonstic, and left artial enlargement. what does this mean?
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Ecg : That reading could be seen with a normal heart. Clinical information is needed to associate a meaning with that reading.
Answered 5/2/2016
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