Discover what right axis deviation means on an ECG. Get expert answers to your questions and enhance your understanding of this important cardiac indicator.

Having right axis deviation and bifascicular block indicates that the heart has been under strain and likely a factor is pulmonary hypertension. If pulmonary hypertension is left untreated it can …

A sinus rhythm with a short PR interval and right axis deviation on ECG can indicate electrical conduction variations or underlying heart conditions. These findings might contribute to …

Borderline right axis deviation on an ECG means the heart's electrical axis is slightly shifted to the right, which can be normal or related to factors like body weight or lung conditions.

Customer: Sinus tachycardia Right axis deviation Borderline ECG Ventricular Rate: 113 BPM Atrial Rate: 113 BPM P-R Interval: 158 ms QRS Duration: 82 ms Q-T Interval: 322 ms QTc …

Customer: ECG says IRBBB & left axis deviation. Sometimes the ECG doesn’t say IRBBB but left axis deviation keeps coming up and at different degrees. Is this something to worry about? Do …

The phrase "cannot rule out anterior infarct" on an EKG report indicates that the test results show some changes that could suggest a possible heart attack (infarct) in the front part of the heart …

Customer: Full interpretation text Complexes) with aberrant intraventricular conduction Sinus rhythm Abnormal right axis deviation S1 S2 S3 pattern Incomplete right bundle branch block …

Understanding Borderline Right Axis Deviation and Tachycardia Concerns include potential heart rhythm issues and underlying cardiac conditions. Borderline right axis deviation on an ECG …

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