ECG results - can anyone interpret this?

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I attended a&e after having an ongoing elevated heart rate including overnight which has been stopping me sleep, making me wake in a panic etc. I have been copied into a letter from the cardiologist to my GP. I'm booked for an echocardiogram and waiting on a 24 HR ECG appointment. I have a family history of heart disease and got the impression this was the only reason they were following up as thought my tests in a&e came back clear but now I'm not so sure.

Can anyone help interpret what the letter says about my ECG I had in a&e, please? (I'm particularly confused as to why it mentions QTC twice with very different numbers).

She had an ECG which showed sinus rhythm with narrow QRS complexes and heart rate of 97 beats per minute and QRS duration of 170 ms, QTC 74 and QRS of 94, QTC 385 ms, subtle ST depression V4 to V6 and bloods were unremarkable, tropinin were negative.

TBH the only way to interpret an ECG is to look at the original and interpret it yourself.

Was this assessment from a cardiologist or an A+E doctor if you were discharged from A&E?

It was a Cardiologist who wrote the letter with that blurb enclosed. I went to a&e on a Sunday morning and was told that was why I couldn't see a cardiologist then but was referred to outpatients. The Cardiologist then called me having seen the ECG.

Ask Chatgpt to explain. Its surprising how good it is.

@Funnyduck60 thanks good idea!

@Funnyduck60 chatgbt basically thinks there must be a couple of typos in the letter.

Great 🙈

So does Perplexity.

there are some typos/dictation fails in it. Sounds like they've ordered some sensible follow up tests though.

Thanks all!