On May 5 I went to have an ekg done. It came back abnormal (Sinus Bradycardia and Anteroseptal Infarct). My doctor then referred me to a cardiologist who ran stress echo and sonogram my heart. He said my heart is fine. He then cleared me and said I will be able to have surgery. A week before I went to cardiologist, I went to ER and they Ekg my heart and ran blood work and said my heart enzymes were fine. No sign of anteroseptal infarct. Will this abnormal ekg pose threat for surgery?
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Answer: Will An Abnormal EKG Pose a Threat for BBL Surgery
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