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Normal ECG

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12 lead ECG in sinus rhythm

Normal ECG or Normal EKG or Normal Electrocardiogram is an electrocardiogram without a recognizable abnormality.[1] It is generated from a 12 lead ECG. A normal ECG is not an absolute electrocardiogram but a wide range of variables within normal limits.[2]

Characteristics

Some of the characteristics studied in an ECG to term it as normal are

References