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Is it normal
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Yes, this ECG is normal. The machine itself has labeled it "Normal Sinus Rhythm" and "Normal ECG."
Here is a full breakdown:
ECG Analysis - Waseema, 52-year-old Female
Measurements (from the printout)
| Parameter | Value | Normal Range |
|---|---|---|
| Heart Rate | 72 bpm | 60-100 bpm ✓ |
| PR Interval | 156 ms | 120-200 ms ✓ |
| QRS Duration | 104 ms | <120 ms ✓ |
| QT/QTc | 414 / 454 ms | QTc <470ms (F) ✓ |
| P-R-T axes | 65 / 23 / 43° | All within normal ✓ |
Rhythm Assessment
- Normal Sinus Rhythm - regular P waves preceding every QRS, HR 72 bpm
Intervals
- PR interval 156 ms - normal, no heart block
- QRS 104 ms - normal, no bundle branch block (threshold is 120 ms)
- QTc 454 ms - within normal for a female (cutoff is 470 ms)
Axis
- QRS axis +65° - normal axis (normal range: -30° to +90°)
- P axis +23° - normal
- T axis +43° - normal
Waveforms
- P waves present and upright in leads I, II, aVF - normal
- No ST elevation or depression visible
- No pathological Q waves
- T waves appear normal in morphology and direction
- No left or right ventricular hypertrophy pattern
Conclusion
This is a completely normal ECG in a 52-year-old woman. The machine interpretation also confirms: "Normal Sinus Rhythm - Normal ECG (To be finally confirmed by physician)."
Note: The machine's note "to be finally confirmed by physician" is standard boilerplate on all automated ECG reports - it does not indicate any concern. A clinician should always review in the context of symptoms, but from the tracing itself, there are no abnormal findings.
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