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What does this ECG report mean.
Dad just had chest pain. We took an ECG, have attached them here.
Can you please tell what it says.
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ECG shows q in III, avf.
This could suggest old inferior wall MI.
Suggested to get evaluated.
Trop I and 2d Echo.
Suggest to consult a Cardiologist near your residence. Or you can contact me at my clinic.
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Trop I, 2d Echo.
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Please repeat ECG.
Get a troponin I test quantitative
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Dr. Ajeya N. Ukadgaonkar
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Tue ecg shows possible inferior wall injury. Get echo and trop t done
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