Episodes of Palpitations
62 years old female with history of cough , no fever and episodes of feeling of palpitations. X - ray chest and ECG was done . Comments welcomed
ECG NSR rightward axis. Cxray shows post covid fibrosis. Adv CECT thorax sos CTPA Echo CD.
Lung fields are showing fibrotic strands bilaterally with prominent bronchovascular markings R/o past h/o covid infection Ecg suggest rt axis deviation with PWP SYNDROME as delta wave seen v1 Rest of chest leads are suggesting paraoxymal ventricular tachycardia
ECG NSR rightward axis. Cxray shows post covid fibrosis. Adv CECT thorax sos CTPA Echo CD.
Apparently it's post covid fibrosis in xray chest
Cxr showing Diffuse fibrosis in b/l lung fields Calicifications ?Post covid ?ILD Ecg- NSR with u waves RSR' in V1 ?RBB - benign changes
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