The following ECG is taken from a 28 year old man who presented with palpitations and presyncope.
His symptoms had spontaneously resolved and he currently feels well.
Describe and interpret his ECG findings.
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ECG of the Week – 30th November 2020
A 59 year old woman presents to her local nursing post with sudden onset palpitations and presyncope. She is a hour from your hospital, her vital signs are as follows;
ECG of the Week – 21st October 2020 – Interpretation
A 50 year old woman presents to the Emergency Department complaining of a two week history of progressive limb weakness, lethargy and dyspnoea.
ECG of the Week – October 21st 2020
A 50 year old woman presents to the Emergency Department complaining of a two week history of progressive limb weakness, lethargy and dyspnoea.
Her vital signs are as follows: BP 105/70 RR 20 Sats 96% RA and she is afebrile.
The following ECG is obtained as part of her assessment.
Describe and interpret the ECG.
ECG of the Week – September 28th 2020 – Interpretation
The following ECG is obtained from a 70-year-old female who has presented with thoracic back pain and fever. She has also noted reduced exercise tolerance over the preceding three days.
ECG of the Week – September 28th 2020
The following ECG is obtained from a 70 year old female who has presented with thoracic back pain and fever. She has also noted reduced exercise tolerance over the preceding three days.
ECG of the Week – 23rd September 2020 – Interpretation
Aside
The following ECG is from a 46-year-old man who has been brought by ambulance with chest pain and dyspnoea.
ECG of the Week – 9th September 2020
The following ECG is from a 46 year old man who has been brought by ambulance with chest pain and dyspnoea.
He looks pale and unwell, his vital signs are as follows:
HR 100 BP 149/87 RR 24 Sats 94% RA T 36
- Describe and interpret the ECG.
- How will you mange this patient?
ECG of the Week – 10th August 2020 – Interpretation
The following ECG is taken from a 19 year old male who presented with shortness of breath and chest pain in the context of a current URTI.
ECG of the Week – 10th August 2020
The following ECG is taken from a 19 year old male who presented with shortness of breath and chest pain in the context of a current URTI.