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Ekg indicating right axis deviation. rate 63, pr interval 170ms, qrs duration 88 ms, qt/qtc 382/390 ms p-r-t 24 96 28 how concerned should i be?
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EKG: Ask your cardiologist as he ordered the study and knows your history and clinical condition. Good Luck
Answered 4/20/2018
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