Is a raised baseline between T and QRS normal in any ECG lead?
No, a raised baseline between the T and QRS complexes is not considered normal in any ECG lead. In a standard ECG reading, the baseline represents the electrical activity of the heart when there are no specific waves or complexes present. It should be a straight line at the isoelectric level.
Any elevation or deviation from the isoelectric baseline can indicate abnormal electrical activity in the heart. However, it is important to note that the interpretation of an ECG should be done by a trained medical professional, as they consider multiple factors to make an accurate diagnosis.
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