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Is this ecg normal
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ECG Analysis - ID 893, 28-07-2026, 09:18 PM
Machine settings: BPL device, 25mm/s paper speed, 10mm/mV calibration, 0.25-35Hz filter, AC50 filter, heart rate ~75 bpm.
Overall Impression: Largely Normal ECG with one finding worth noting
Systematic Analysis
Rhythm: Normal Sinus Rhythm - upright P waves precede every QRS in leads I, II, aVF. Rate approximately 75 bpm (confirmed by machine).
P Waves: Present and upright in leads I, II, aVF - normal axis and morphology. Inverted in aVR (expected).
PR Interval: Appears within normal range (~120-200 ms) - no evidence of heart block or pre-excitation.
QRS Complex:
- Duration appears normal (narrow, <120 ms) - no bundle branch block
- Normal axis
- No pathological Q waves identified
- Adequate R wave progression in precordial leads V1-V6
ST Segments: No significant ST elevation or depression identified across the leads visible.
T Waves: Appear upright in leads I, II, V4-V6. T waves in V1-V3 may be slightly flat or biphasic - this can be a normal variant, particularly in young individuals, but warrants clinical correlation.
QTc: Cannot be precisely measured from the image, but no grossly prolonged QT is apparent.
Summary
| Feature | Finding |
|---|---|
| Rhythm | Normal Sinus Rhythm |
| Rate | ~75 bpm (normal) |
| Axis | Normal |
| P wave | Normal |
| PR interval | Normal |
| QRS | Normal, narrow |
| ST segment | No obvious elevation/depression |
| T waves | Largely normal; minor V1-V3 flattening (likely normal variant) |
Important Disclaimer: This is an AI-assisted interpretation for informational purposes only. ECG reading requires formal clinical assessment by a qualified physician or cardiologist, especially when symptoms are present. If this person has chest pain, breathlessness, palpitations, or syncope, please seek immediate medical evaluation. Do not use this analysis as the sole basis for clinical decisions.
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