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Ventricular rate 124 bpm atrial rate 124 bpm p-r interval 130 ms qrs duration 74 ms q-t interval 254 ms qtc calculation(bazett) 364 ms p axis 69 degrees r axis 76 degrees t axis -58 degrees do i have short qt syndrome?
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Need to see EKG itself.
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