2019年9月18日 · Likely normal: Rsr', pronounced 'r s r-prime' can be a normal finding in leads v1 and v2. This pattern is often found in young healthy people. An rsr' with widening of the qrs and characteristic findings in other leads is due to a right bundle branch block.

My ekg records show a left anterior fascicular block, atrial tachycardia, nonspecific t abnormality, marked right axis, ectopic ventricular beat, low voltage in limb leads, rsr(v1) and left axis deviation. none of this was ever mentioned to me, why?

sinus tachy rsr v1 and v2 likely normal variety interpretation limited by baseline wander throughout pr interval 122 p front axes 78 qrs duration 104 qt interval326 corrected qt 451 qrs front axis 88 t40 front axis 121 what does this mean is it bad?:

Sinus tachy rsr v1 and v2 likely normal variety interpretation limited by baseline wander throughout pr interval 122 p front axes 78 qrs duration 104 qt interval326 corrected qt 451 qrs front axis 88 t40 front axis 121 what does this mean is it bad?

2019年11月22日 · Right Bundle: It's ekg notation for the shape of the waveform, and it means there's either block or delay in one of the heart's 3 "wires" (t

2015年1月29日 · Looking at old test result3yrs ago I had an ECG that says sinus rhythm, possible left atrial enlargement (-0.1mV P WAVE IN V1/V2). Noone ever told me! I had a 48hr holter monitor last yr and no mention of it on that. Should I worry & see cardio? Is an atrial septal aneurysm dangerous or life threatening? Is an Effraction of 50-55% bad?

My ekg showed sinus bradycardia, possible left atrial enlargement, rsr' or qr pattern in v1 suggests right ventricular conduction delay. i'm 39 y/o female with orthostatic hypotension & frequent dizziness, but otherwise healthy & a runner.any concern?

Technical: There is widening of the qrs complex to 120 ms or longer with slurring of the terminal half of the qrs in all 12 leads. The most characteristic and easily recognized lead is v1 which has a "rabbit ear" appearance with an rsr' pattern.

2019年9月14日 · ECG report shows RSR in v1 and V2.....qrs area positive in v2, otherwise normal ecg with sinus rhythm. Do I need to worry. Echo 2005 normal for structure issues. 2017 ECG normal. 2 weeks dizzy on and off Last week ECG read: Normal sinus rhythm Low voltage QRS Poss left atrial enlargement Borderline/ normal ECG Hospital never told me. Worrisome?

"is a rsr' pattern in v1 and v2 with no mention of st elevation possible indicative of brugada syndrome?" Answered by Dr. Joseph Gutman: NO: This is not a sign of Brugada Syndrome