is it normal or abmormal ecg
Reading File
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✅ This is a Normal ECG
Here is a full breakdown of the tracing:
Patient Info (from printout)
- Heart Rate: 62 bpm
- Sex: Female, Age: 0 years (likely a placeholder/default in the device)
Systematic Analysis
| Parameter | Finding | Normal? |
|---|---|---|
| Heart Rate | 62 bpm | ✅ Normal (60-100 bpm) |
| Rhythm | Regular, Normal Sinus Rhythm | ✅ Normal |
| P waves | Upright in II, inverted in aVR, precede every QRS | ✅ Normal |
| PR interval | ~160 ms | ✅ Normal (120-200 ms) |
| QRS duration | ~80-90 ms | ✅ Normal (<120 ms) |
| QRS axis | Normal (positive in I and aVF) | ✅ Normal |
| R-wave progression | Normal V1→V6 transition around V3/V4 | ✅ Normal |
| ST segments | Isoelectric in all leads | ✅ Normal |
| T waves | Upright in I, II, V4-V6; inverted in aVR | ✅ Normal |
| QTc | Visually normal (<50% of RR interval) | ✅ Normal |
| Voltage | No LVH or RVH criteria met | ✅ Normal |
Key Negative Findings (no abnormalities)
- No ST elevation or depression (no ischemia/infarction pattern)
- No bundle branch block
- No AV block
- No arrhythmia
- No hypertrophy pattern
- No QT prolongation
Conclusion
This ECG is NORMAL. It shows normal sinus rhythm at 62 bpm with no acute or chronic cardiac abnormalities detectable on the tracing.
Important note: An ECG is just one piece of the clinical picture. Always correlate with the patient's symptoms, history, and physical examination. If the patient has chest pain, shortness of breath, palpitations, or other cardiac symptoms, further evaluation is warranted regardless of a normal ECG.
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