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Please help me understand these figures? i am a 50 year old male cardiac rate 47, pr interval 186, qrs interval 134, qt interval 450, qt corrected 398, frontal axis:p 48, frontal axis: mean qrs 49, frontal axis: t 59?
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Talk to Dr. Need normal values for machine the.. Rate is heart rate 47 is slow. PR interval is the time between the P wave (atrial contraction) and the QRS wave (ventricular contraction). QRS interval is time between QRS's, QT interval is time between the T wave and the Q wave, QT corrected for heart rate. Axis numbers tell which way the electrical conduction poinst. Google ECG.
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