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What is meant by the following remarks in the ecg: non significant st depressions present in septal leads .otherwise normal. ?
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EKG changes : A clinical impression is usually not based on one test. I have seen patients with EKG which read concern for "MI" Myocardial infarction (heart attack) and they were normal. I have seen patients with a normal EKG with no chest pain then have a MI. The heart is functional, the EKG is a good test but an electrical shadow of the heart. You will need to see your doctor.
Answered 1/10/2019
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Normal 2d ECHO normal ECG I did Stress ECG test yesterday. Maximum ST depression is= -2.05 What happen to my heart ? Please Suggest me.thank you.
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Cholest, BP, hs-CRP normal. Resting HR>100 some days; orthostasis somedays. So if Holter & ECG do reveal a problem, I mean, is it over? So depressed.
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