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What does nsr rk sinus rhythm low voltage- possible pulmonary disease - abnormal mean as the reading of my ekg?
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Low voltage: may be the result of EMPHYSEMA (The expanded air filled lung tissue actually "extends" over the heart resulting in a lower voltage readings from the CHEST leads.. Just a "guess".... Hope it is hepful! Dr Z
Answered 11/28/2017
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