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What could be the cause of change in t wave on ekg? one showed v1-3 inverted but another show upright t wave in v3?
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T wave changes: 18 years of age T wave changes may be normal. I would suggest to have complete 12 leads EKG for proper evaluation
Answered 12/5/2017
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