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My recent ekg result says abnormal. . .what does that mean for a 73 yr. old woman?
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Ask the doctor who knows the info provided by your history & exam. By itself, the term means little. It is just a comment that must be placed within the context of why the study was done and compared to prior such tests to see if any change occurred over time.
Answered 3/27/2021
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