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I just had an ekg and here is the interpretative result, what do this mean? sinus rhythm left anterior fascicular block borderline t wave abnormalities st elevation, consider inferior injury compared to previous st (t wave) deviation now present?
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Good to have previous ECG. Is this the machine reading. Were electrodes put in exactly the same place both times? Same machine used both times? Something has changed and best to ask Dr who knows you and is looking at the 2 together. Suggest one of the arteries feeding the lower part of your heart are rusty and blocking/slowing blood flow to inferior muscle.
Answered 7/22/2022
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