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ECG tests in Melbourne

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  1. Just been reading the latest issue of Tri and Multi Sport mag and there
    is a write up on Ventricular Tachycardia and the benefits of havign a 12
    lead ECG test. Has anyone in Melbourne had this done and have any
    details on where and how much it costs?

    DaveB

  2. On Fri, 31 Dec 2004 16:15:57 +1100, DaveB <[email hidden]> Wrote :

    Quoted message said:

    Just been reading the latest issue of Tri and Multi Sport mag and there
    is a write up on Ventricular Tachycardia and the benefits of havign a 12
    lead ECG test. Has anyone in Melbourne had this done and have any
    details on where and how much it costs?

    IIRC a twelve lead resting ECG cost me about $30 at the SIA clinic in
    Essendon (Vic) a few months ago. By the end of next week I'll be able
    to tell you what a full blown exercise ECG costs and exactly how UNfit
    I am...:-)

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    DaveB

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  3. DaveB said:

    Just been reading the latest issue of Tri and Multi Sport mag and there
    is a write up on Ventricular Tachycardia and the benefits of havign a 12
    lead ECG test. Has anyone in Melbourne had this done and have any
    details on where and how much it costs?

    DaveB

    If you are under 40 and have no cardiac symptoms a "cold" ECG can do more
    harm than good. Due to biological variation there will always be some
    "false positives" which have to be investigated. Such investigations are
    never completely without danger, and the chances of something REALLY being
    wrong in a fit under-40-yr-old are pretty damn' slight.
    If you don't happen to have the tachycardia when the ECG is being done
    then nothing will show on the ECG.

    Peter

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    If you are careful enough in life, nothing bad -- or
    good -- will ever happen to you.

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