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What changes on an ekg in a patient with cardiac hypertrophy?
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High voltage: Most prominent and prequent is high-voltage appearing on your ekg...But must meet certain criteria make it hypertrophy (lvh--left ventricular hypertrophy). There may be some changes such as strain-pattern after the "qrs complexes etc.. If you have training in this, you know what I am talking about.. If not, this probably sounds greek to you. Consult your doc--do ekg and tell you... Good luck.
Answered 3/18/2012
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