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I had a pre-op ecg done and it was all normal except for the p wave axis of 82. is this considered elevated, and what might it mean if so? the p/qrs/t reads as 82/42/15. thanks?
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Only someone who has seen you and the ECG can properly interpret this. Was it a machine reading or done by a real Dr.
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