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Acclerated av junctional rythym(no atrial activity detected), right axis deviation, moderate high lateral repolarization disturbance, consider ischemia or lv overload what does this mean?
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Arrhythmia : You are describing abnormal cardiac electrical conduction. This needs prompt evaluation by a cardiologist. Call 911 if dizzy, short of breath or having chest pain.
Answered 11/14/2020
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