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My echocardiogram says i had a normal sinus rhythm. does that mean i have a normal qt?
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Normal QT: While one would assume so, the only accurate way is to have or have had an electrocardiogram done and then measure the QT interval on it. I will assume one was done because most times one gets that done before one gets an echocardiogram. I would contact the person who ordered the echocardiogram.
Answered 11/28/2017
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