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ECG Report Summary
Date: 09-05-2026 | Time: 11:27:44 | ID: 00101
Machine: SE-1200Express V2.22 | Settings: 25mm/s, 10mm/mV
Measured Parameters
| Parameter | Value | Normal Range |
|---|---|---|
| Heart Rate (HR) | 71 bpm | 60–100 bpm ✅ |
| P wave duration | 104 ms | 80–120 ms ✅ |
| PR interval | 154 ms | 120–200 ms ✅ |
| QRS duration | 88 ms | 80–120 ms ✅ |
| QT interval | 372 ms | ≤440 ms ✅ |
| QTc (Bazett) | 405 ms | ≤440 ms ✅ |
| P/QRS/T axis | 18° / 90° / 55° | — |
| RV5 | 1.930 mV | — |
| SV1 | 0.681 mV | — |
Machine Diagnosis (Automated Interpretation)
- Sinus Rhythm — Normal rhythm originating from the sinoatrial node
- Rightward Axis — QRS axis of 90°, at the upper limit of normal (normal: –30° to +90°); borderline right axis deviation
- Borderline ECG — The machine flags this as a borderline tracing, meaning findings are at the edge of normal limits but not clearly abnormal
⚠️ Note: The machine explicitly states "Interpretation made without knowing patient's gender" — gender matters for QTc cutoffs and voltage criteria.
Key Observations from the Tracing
- Rhythm: Regular sinus rhythm, rate 71 bpm — normal
- P waves: Visible before every QRS — normal AV conduction
- PR interval (154 ms): Normal
- QRS (88 ms): Narrow — no bundle branch block
- QTc (405 ms): Within normal limits
- Axis (90°): At the rightward border of normal; may be normal in tall/thin individuals or suggest mild right axis deviation
- V1–V2: Dominant S waves visible, consistent with rightward axis
- V4–V6: Transition pattern appears normal
- No obvious ST elevation or depression noted
- No pathological Q waves apparent
Summary
This ECG shows a normal sinus rhythm with a borderline rightward axis (90°). All intervals (PR, QRS, QTc) are within normal limits. The "Borderline ECG" label from the machine is largely due to the axis being at the rightward limit of normal.
⚠️ Important Disclaimer: This is an AI-assisted reading of an automated ECG report. It is not a substitute for interpretation by a qualified cardiologist or physician. Please consult your doctor for clinical correlation, especially since your age/gender were not recorded on this tracing.
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