At best, may be one can report any symptoms that an individual has to his doctor and get a repeat ECG done after six months to one year to compare the changes.
Non-specific ST-T wave changes call for no treatment. They could also appear because of electrolyte imbalances, because of any inflammation of the covering layer of the heart and so and so forth.
These could occur, as I told earlier, as a minor variation of normalcy. These findings support the results of the current study. However some times these changes occur for conditions, which are either ill defined or even they may be compatible with total normalcy and therefore, these changes are called non-specific ST-T wave changes. In the Framingham Heart Study population, after excluding individuals with prevalent HF or MI, non-specific IVCD (n 28) was associated with a two-fold risk of HF in the subjects with this conduction disorder in the baseline (n 1759) ECG in 1949. SYNONYMS IVCD Nonspecific intraventricular conduction disturbance. ST-T wave changes can occur in a number of situations, which are well defined. Intraventricular conduction delay (IVCD) is usually an incidental ECG finding. What does it mean?Ī:ST segment and T wave are ECG terminologies and these are arbitrary names given to certain segments of the tracings of the ECG. Q: I am a 41 years old man and I underwent a routine ECG and the report showed sinus rhythm, left axis, non-specific ST-T abnormality (elevated).
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