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I am trying to figure out what this means. In july of this year, I went to the hospital not feeling well. In the er, I suffered an episode of either non sustained ventricular tachycardia or supraventricular tachycardia with aberrance. The long and short is that the cause, to this point, seems to be idiopathic. However, I was going through my records and found the initial ekg that was done when I went to the er noted poor r wave progression (no history of mi or cardiac disease), sinus tachycardia and that anterior infarct couldn't be ruled out. The nsvt or svt, whatever it was (they have told me it's hard to say since tele monitors are not reliable. And this is from one of the best ep docs in the nation!) was on a different strip. A cardiac mri was done a few days after. I've had two angio ct's done, a cardiac stress test. I have a loop recorder in. To date, nothing has shown abnormally. My question is simple. Did I have a heart attack and three electrophysiologists, my gp and three cardiologists are missing it?


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