patient of about 56 years with hypertension from at least 5 | Figure 1

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Patient of about 56 years with hypertension from at least 5 years, comes with no pain or other symptoms; actually, he comes just for a medical check. When I get the results of the EKG, I got this. He didn't refer chest pain or any other symptom.


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