Borderline EKG

**Borderline EKG**

A “Borderline EKG” refers to an electrocardiogram reading that shows results which are not clearly normal but do not definitively indicate a heart abnormality either. This term often applies when slight irregularities or variations are detected that may require further observation or additional testing to determine their clinical significance. Borderline EKG findings can sometimes be influenced by factors such as age, electrolyte imbalances, or medication effects. Understanding borderline EKG results is important for early detection of potential cardiac issues and appropriate patient management.