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gloaming
The only time I'd maybe take umbrage with that single word is if they had done a scan of my brain and reported seeing.....

(:P)

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Pixie
How would you interpret the response “none” listed on my original post?

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The Anti-Fib

If it was me, I would get the report, then go from there. If there is something you don't understand, you could ask the Dr. at your next office visit, or even post a question about it here.

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Pixie

Ask them for a copy of the report, just like when you could do with any other diagnostic test, like an Ultrasound. You may have to go in person. On mine, every HeartBeat was recorded, in miniature print.

Thanks for the response. I appreciate it. I am wondering, though, how I would decipher the report myself. I would prefer that they do that and then tell me in detail what it means.

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Daisy
My pacemaker report is uploaded to the TCAI My Chart once a month and though some of it is over my head, most of it is easy to understand. For instance it will give the date and duration of any “Event” — like a couple of weeks after my ablation there might have been an entry that said 23 seconds of Afib. If there are no Events, it is NSR all the way. You could ask for your report to be uploaded to your EP’s patient portal.

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The Anti-Fib
Ask them for a copy of the report, just like when you could do with any other diagnostic test, like an Ultrasound. You may have to go in person. On mine, every HeartBeat was recorded, in miniature print.