The blood results were all normal, the echocardiogram was normal and showed no structural abnormalities. A 24-hour Holter monitor showed an episode of AF. This episode coincided with Dillon’s diary entry when he had his symptoms.
Below is a copy of his 12 lead ECG which captured his AF.
Note the rhythm is irregular and there are no clear P waves.
Below there is a section of ECG chart without the green highlight points, if you wish to cross-reference it with the interactive chart underneath:
Dillon’s diagnosis is paroxysmal AF. At this stage the GP may decide to refer on to local cardiology department. Check your local policy for the correct referral pathway.
Dillon’s 24-hour ECG Holter monitor results:
Diagram shows close-ups of wave shapes:
- Speed 25 mm/sec
- Limb: 10 mm/mV
- Chest 10.0 mm/mV
- F50~0.15-100Hz PH10 CL P?
Pulse point
To remind yourself of a normal ECG,echocardiogram and blood results and it’s components, please refer to module 1: Common Cardiac Investigations.
Page last reviewed: 29 Jul 2020
