ANYONE any good at reading heart trace.

Hi TODAY my dad had heart trace done AND am just after finding out if all looks ok.

[Goldfish_]

Looks normal to me. Sinus rhythm with no significant abnormalities.

Why was it done?

[Hidden in reply to Goldfish_]

Hi MY dad suffered heart failular ten years ago AND as issues with heart diseases so started suffering black out lack of conscious.

Seem very week heart trace and on second rythern wave looks like flutter and looks tacicardic

[BobD Volunteer]

Looks fine to me.

[Hidden in reply to BobD]

Hi cheers i thought looked weak and second rythern looked like flutter tacicardic

[fallingtopieces]

Yep, I'd be happy with that. Looks fine to me

Pat

[Hidden in reply to fallingtopieces]

Hi cheers am not sure i would be looks weak and tacicardic like flutter or af between peeks

[Goldfish_]

Rate is about 85, good p waves, no evidence of flutter or fibrillation or tachycardia.

Normal size qrs complexes. Not sure what you mean but weak? Low voltage qrs is less than 5mm in the leg leads, where's this is double that. An ecg doesn't measure heart contractility. Low voltage qrs, which is not this, are usually due to fat, fluid or gas.

No reason for blackout evident from this. It is really a very good trace for someone with that history.

[Hidden in reply to Goldfish_]

I agree is good waves but its bits in between waves i thought caused flutter fiblaration tacicardic

[Goldfish_ in reply to Hidden]

I think you're in a minority of one on that opinion

[Hidden in reply to Goldfish_]

Cheers dont think am really clearly am no expert but is some heart arrhythmia flutter going on.

As to weakness am sure ecg do can measure for it as its electrical signals

[Biggles22 in reply to Hidden]

Has anyone else suggested there is anything abnormal about this ecg?

Can you see the automatic report at the top of the page (just cut off on these pictures)

[Vony]

I am not sure any of us are qualified on this forum to interpret Eggs except for EPs who may be on the forum. My EP advised me that flutter is very hard to interpret properly even for some general cardiologists. Hope your dad is feeling OK. I personally would only take the word of his EP in advising about his ECG. My cousin is a coronary care research nurse and she has advised me of this when I have sent her pics of Ecgs of my own. She also said that even long QT needs to be interpretated correctly as not all ECGs can be taken at face value. Best wishes

[Vony in reply to Vony]

ECGs... Not eggs lol. New phone.. Predictive text grrrr