Are ST and TWave abnormalities significant in an ECG when diagnosing heart failure or disease?
November 15th, 2009 | by admin |Mel asked:
My husband attended a hospital with intermittant chest pain. After an ECG that was borderline and showed the above abnormalities and a BP reading of 210/120. He was sent away with a diagnosis of digestive/gallstone problems but asked to visit his GP for BP checks. he died 5 days later from heart failure due to heart disease. Should the ECG, if done properly shown up more?
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My husband attended a hospital with intermittant chest pain. After an ECG that was borderline and showed the above abnormalities and a BP reading of 210/120. He was sent away with a diagnosis of digestive/gallstone problems but asked to visit his GP for BP checks. he died 5 days later from heart failure due to heart disease. Should the ECG, if done properly shown up more?
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One Response to “Are ST and TWave abnormalities significant in an ECG when diagnosing heart failure or disease?”
By dcrc93 on Nov 15, 2009 | Reply
this would be something to ask a expert
call and ask a hospital to let you talk to a tech about it
very sorry for your lose