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Does a "normal ecg" report indicates there is nothing like lbbb or past heart attack, stroke or cardiac attack ?
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ECG not great.: While certain things, like a LBBB, would be evident and obvious on an ECG, other things, like previous heart attacks, or more importantly the risk for a future heart attack, may be frustratingly absent from a resting ECG. Echocardiogram and stress test may be more useful cardiac tests for risk stratification.
Answered 10/9/2018
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