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==Electrocardiogram== | ==Electrocardiogram== | ||
*True vertigo does not have specific [[ECG]] findings. | *True vertigo does not have specific [[ECG]] findings. | ||
*However if true vertigo is not identified as a cause and dizziness is being evaluated, an [[ECG]] may be indicated to identify [[cardiac]] causes of [[dizziness]] leading to poor circulation and insufficient blood and oxygen to brain and ear. | *However if true vertigo is not identified as a cause and dizziness is being evaluated, an [[ECG]] may be indicated to identify [[cardiac]] causes of [[dizziness]] leading to poor circulation and insufficient blood and [[oxygen]] to [[brain]] and [[ear]]. | ||
==References== | ==References== |
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Electrocardiogram
- True vertigo does not have specific ECG findings.
- However if true vertigo is not identified as a cause and dizziness is being evaluated, an ECG may be indicated to identify cardiac causes of dizziness leading to poor circulation and insufficient blood and oxygen to brain and ear.