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Findings on ecg show normal sinus rhythm but some qrs fragmentation & q wave abnormalities. what does this suggest?
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Interuptions in the normal electrical signature of your heart beat do indicate that there are unusual changes occuring in you heart activity. Go back and ask your cardiologist to explain exactly what it means so that you can know what to do and put your mind at rest.
Answered 5/5/2023
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