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I receive ECG Impression as "T inversion
I have undergone Preventive Health Checkup and I receive ECG Impression as "T inversion III, aVF". Heart Rate : 75 / bpm PR Interval : 126 ms. QRS Duration : 112 ms. QT Interval : 358 ms. QTC Interval : 402 ms. Axis : P Wave : 27 Degree QRS Wave : -4 Degree T Wave : -6 Degree
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