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I got an ecg and i don't know how to understand the results...it says "technically unsatisfactory normal sinus rhythm t wave abnormality, consider inferior ischemia". i'm a little freaked out please tell me what this means?
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'Technically unsatisfactory' is the key wording in the report meaning the automated reading should not be relied on and the test should be repeated. This is the equivalent of getting a picture that is out of focus.
Answered 7/12/2022
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