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I just got ekg results back and it says borderline t abnormalities, anterior leads. (sinus rhythm). my dr isnt around to clarify. i am nervous! what does this mean??
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Your doc: Will be best to comment on your results which taken out of context may be easily misinterpreted. Many times per direct review by ordering doc, such ecg’ s are interpreted as normal. Some other times when correlated with actual symptoms and other imaging, such as 2D-echo or stress test, they may be reflective of ischemic changes.
Answered 10/29/2020
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