Sinus rhythm - left atrial abnormality? EKG Heart question?

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Jasmine asked:

Sinus rhythm - left atrial abnormality on an EKG……

Can someone please explain what the heck that could possibly mean? In an easy to understand manner?
Could it just be a mitral valve showing up?

Question posted courtesy of: Irene

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    One Response to “Sinus rhythm - left atrial abnormality? EKG Heart question?”

    1. wantsshy Says:
      May 8th, 2008 at 6:37 pm

      The sinus rhythm part is cannot tell you the sinus rhythm part is good that the left chamber of your heart.