The electrical activity of the heart has a certain direction and deviations direction (axis) can be to the right (right axis deviation) or to the left (left axis deviation). Right axis deviation can be in patients that are thin, or in cases of blocks in the heart (blocks of electrical activity) or due to enlarged right side of the heart or due ...

Actually, in this scenario, the right axis deviation basically shows that the current which is flowing in the heart is slightly skewed towards the right side of the heart. This can occur due to various causes which can include changes to the chest wall, for example, if you are overweight the additional weight on the chest wall may push the ...

Right axis deviation (RAD) is known to be a heart condition that is congenital. With this condition the heart’s electrical conduction is often greater than 105 degrees. If the range of electrical conduction is found between 90 and 180 degrees then the right axis deviation is often referred to as extreme right axis deviation.

Customer: Sinus tachycardia Right axis deviation Borderline ECGVentricular Rate: 113 BPM Atrial Rate: 113 BPM P-R Interval: 158 ms QRS Duration: 82 ms Q-T Interval: 322 ms QTc Calculation(Bazett): 441 ms Calculated P Axis: 61 degrees Calculated R Axis: 101 degrees Calculated T Axis: 25 degrees Doctor's Assistant: The Cardiologist can help. Just ...

Left axis deviation (LAD) on an ECG can sound concerning, but it doesn't always indicate a serious issue. In many cases, it can be a normal variant, especially if you don’t have symptoms like chest pain, shortness of breath, or fainting.

Sinus tachycardia Right axis deviation Borderline ECG Ventricular Rate: 113 BPM Atrial Rate: 113 BPM P-R ...

Customer: Hi doc I’ve been told by another doc on here that I have right axis deviation on my ecg’s .. I’ll show you the ones I have shown him.. just want your opinion I’ll show you the ones I have shown him.. just want your opinion

Sinus Rhythm is the normal rhythm of the heart & means that the rhythm is originating from its normal site. Left axis deviation can be due to hypertrophy or thickening of left ventricle of the heart. Extreme left axis deviation is found in block of fascicles which conduct impulses in …

Customer: Is this a normal ECG? The results were Rightward Axis and Borderline ECG. What do these two results mean? What is Rightward Axis and is it a heart disease, condition, or disorder? My results are: 101 bpm PR interval 162 ms QRS duration 72 ms QT/QTc 364/471 ms P-R-T axes 61 98 48 Sinus tachycardia Rightward axis Borderline ECG

If your ECG revealed short PR interval that can cause palpitations as short PR indicates pre excitation. Sinus rhythm is normal while right axis deviation can occur normally or due to right ventricular hypertrophy. So you should visit a cardiologist ,do an Echocardiogram and electrolytes levels ( calcium and magnesium )