Do the abnormal findings in ECG and elevated heart rate indicate any heart diseases?

Hello,

I have reviewed your attached reports (attachment removed to protect the patient’s identity). Except for your heart rate which is around 107, there are no other significant abnormalities. So, overall ECG (electrocardiogram) is fine. Elevated heart rate may be due to anxiety. In the AVF (augmented vector foot - standard leads used in an ECG), QRS complexes are notched, which may be normal variant or may be related to intraventricular conduction delay (which can be seen in individuals who are engaged in sports and due to other causes). QTc (corrected QT interval) is also normal.So in a nutshell, in my opinion there is no other significant abnormalities.

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Fragmented QRS may be given significance in the individuals with coronary artery disease or other structural heart diseases, where it may indicate the risk for arrhythmia. I feel it is likely a benign and non worrisome finding in your case (who is young, otherwise healthy and there are no associated ECG or electrocardiogram changes to suggest any associated cardiac disease).

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Thank you.