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Ekg - what does a nonspecific repol adnormality lateral leads minimal st elevation infe rate 90 pr 210 qrsd 91 qt 359 qtc 440 p 74 qrs 15 t 94 12 leads standard placement?

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No definitive pathol: Most likely represents LVH which is thickened heart muscle. Had to say without seeing EKG. If concerned repeat EKG or get echocardiogram.

Answered 11/13/2020

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