Not reviewed by the physician. The test is automatically interpreted with the help of software, the physician has to review and place it in proper clinical context.
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That means the doctor, usually a cardiologist, has not done the interpretation yet. The cardiologist will read the ECG, meaning they will look at your test and give an interpretation, or confirm the interpretation from the machine. The machine interpretation is not always correct so the cardiologist needs to see it and interpret the test. Good luck!
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