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Does someone with atrial fibrillation always have an abnormal ecg result?
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Afib: Atrial fibrillation is an abnormal ECG finding. As long as the afib is present the ECG will be abnormal.
Answered 6/10/2014
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If they're in fib...: If you're in fibrillation at the time of the ekg, it will always produce an abnormal ekg.
Answered 9/20/2013
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ECG RR 793ms, PR 112ms, QRS 92ms, QT 444ms, QTC 499ms, P 90ms, atrial fibrillation, T abnormality, prolonged QT, written, my doc said ecg is OK, should i not consider this written on my ecg? I am after covid. I can mail photo of ecg I am 22yo afraid?
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