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After a cotton wool spot during my eye exam my retinologist asked i get an ecg in case of clots. the results came back - sinus rhythm with short pr otherwise normal ecg no previous ecgs is a short pr an issue in itself? thanks?
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There might be misunderstanding, but an ecg cannot rule out clots. At a minimum a echocardiogram will be needed. The significance of short pr remains unclear, your doc should be able to clarify in proper clinical context.
Answered 12/2/2022
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