test results

These are the last 3 EKgs: Did I have a heart attack, the ekg in Dec. does not show any infarcts

Test Reason : I48.0
Blood Pressure : **/** mmHG
Vent. Rate : 076 BPM Atrial Rate : 072 BPM
P-R Int : 000 ms QRS Dur : 072 ms
QT Int : 408 ms P-R-T Axes : 000 003 -12 degrees
QTc Int : 459 ms
Atrial fibrillation with occasional ventricular-paced complexes
Anteroseptal infarct , age undetermined
Abnormal ECG
Referred By: Confirmed By:Frank Pelosi MD



Result Information

Exam Date Exam Time Reading Provider Pager # Read Date Signing Radiologist Pager # Read Date Read Time
Jan 16, 2020 10:01 Phys, Unable To Identify Jan 16, 2020 Pelosi, Frank Jr., MD 10679 Jan 17, 2020 13:15
Pelosi, Frank Jr., MD 10679 Jan 17, 2020

The above test was done before my Cardioversion


Test Reason : I48.0
Blood Pressure : **/** mmHG
Vent. Rate : 067 BPM Atrial Rate : 067 BPM
P-R Int : 218 ms QRS Dur : 084 ms
QT Int : 438 ms P-R-T Axes : 039 001 -10 degrees
QTc Int : 462 ms
Sinus rhythm with 1st degree AV block with premature atrial complexes
Cannot rule out Inferior infarct , age undetermined
Cannot rule out Anterior infarct , age undetermined
Abnormal ECG
Referred By: Confirmed By:Frank Pelosi MD



Result Information

Exam Date Exam Time Reading Provider Pager # Read Date Signing Radiologist Pager # Read Date Read Time
Jan 16, 2020 12:06 Phys, Unable To Identify Jan 16, 2020 Pelosi, Frank Jr., MD 10679 Jan 17, 2020 10:51
Pelosi, Frank Jr., MD 10679 Jan 17, 2020

The above test was done after my Cardioversion.



Narrative
Test Reason : I49.9
Blood Pressure : **/** mmHG
Vent. Rate : 075 BPM Atrial Rate : 416 BPM
P-R Int : 000 ms QRS Dur : 076 ms
QT Int : 396 ms P-R-T Axes : 000 034 036 degrees
QTc Int : 442 ms
Atrial fibrillation
Abnormal ECG
Referred By: MICHAEL LEHMANN Confirmed By:Hakan Oral MD

this test was done in Dec. 2019



Result Information

Exam Date Exam Time Reading Provider Pager # Read Date Signing Radiologist Pager # Read Date Read Time
Dec 10, 2019 14:49 Phys, Unable To Identify Dec 10, 2019 Oral, Hakan, MD 10143 Dec 11, 2019 08:22
Oral, Hakan, MD 10143 Dec 11, 2019



Edited 3 time(s). Last edit at 01/18/2020 05:17PM by Elizabeth.

This part of the EKG test is not accurate at all. I wouldn't worry about it, but definatly ask your Dr. about it.

No, you did not have a heart attack. Anti-Fib is right that that stuff isn't accurate, but I wouldn't even bother asking your doctor about it. Ignore the "diagnosis" ECG machines print out. They're absolutely meaningless and every doctor on the planet ignores them for that reason.

Every single ECG I've had in the last 15-20 years has declared I had an inferior infarct at some point in the past. Not one single doctor has ever bothered even mentioning it, and that's because they know it's nonsense.

Carey and AFib


Thank you both so much, I had a bad day yesterday I thought I might have had a heart attack and wondered why U of Michigan didn't talk to me about it.

Liz

Oh, I'm sure if they saw evidence of a heart attack they'd have done more than talk about it.

I get odd reading all the time. Anteroseptal infarct Is the most common. I have quizzed dr natale’s PN and my local EP plus 3-5 cardiologists at Cedar Sinai woman’s heart center within the years. All said to ignore, that the echo was fine and it said Anteroseptal infarct probably from poor lead placement of the 12 leads.

Don’t worry. I’m sure they took a cardiac marker lab and it was within range. As Carey said, if it was serious you would had peaked their interest and more tests would had been performed.

Thanks Susan, I guess I didn't pay that much attention to the results before, if my doctor didn't say anything I just assumed everything was ok. Now with the computer and the portal in which results are posted I am paying closer attention.

Liz