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EKG results

I had my EKG and chest xray today as the final part of my surgeons pre-op requirements and I had the results of both of them emailed to me so I could provide them to my PCP for clearance. My EKG had abnormal results. The note on the EKG says First degree AV block. I Googled and found that it's likely nothing serious and can even be a result of unbalanced electrolytes. I'm just wondering if this could have an effect on my surgery. I wonder if my surgeon will now require clearance from a cardiologist.

Does anyone have experience with this?

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@@majorsmama it's very possible and and most likely they will ask for cardiac clearance and further testing I had an abnormal EKG as well due to undiagnosed Afib had to get an echocardiogram and a stress test and blood work

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