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  • 37 Years
  • 29/01/2025

I'm looking at my ECG results and I'm not sure if they're normal. My heart rate is at 101 BPM, P wave is 98 ms, PR interval is 128 ms, QRS is 98 ms, QT is 332 ms, QTc is 431 ms, PQRST numbers are 655747, and RV5SV1 is 1.8150.693 mV. Should I be concerned about any of these readings? What do these numbers mean?

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Your ECG reading shows the following values: - Heart Rate (HR): 101 BPM - P wave duration (P): 98 ms - PR interval: 128 ms - QRS complex duration: 98 ms - QTQTc interval: 332431 ms - P wave axisQRS axisT wave axis: 655747 degrees - R wave in lead V5S wave in lead V1: 1.8150.693 mV Based on these values, your ECG reading appears to be within normal limits.

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