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Had an ecg done and cardiologist says it's normal but i noticed i have right axis deviation qrs 91 degrees. is it dangerous?should i be worried?
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No-variant of normal: &, more important, likely quite healthy, especially if young & slender. A higher value variable to look at is the QRS duration, ideally <80 ms (less than two mm width of QRS wave) which is the speed of the electrical signal to spread throughout both ventricles (as viewed from the surface EKG recording) & reflects healthy muscle without fibrosis. Yet QRS usually not called abnormal until >120 ms.
Answered 3/11/2017
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