The following ECG is from a 46-year-old man who has been brought by ambulance with chest pain and dyspnoea.
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Lab case 131 – Interpretation
A 67 year old man with possible cardiomyopathy and renal impairment is seen post ROSC.
His blood tests show: Continue reading
FOAM Eye-Catchers 12: Lead aVL – overlooked but crucial in diagnosing STEMI
Several pieces of gold in the FOAM world from doctors Stephen Smith and Amal Mattu have highlighted the importance of ST changes in ECG lead aVL for diagnosing and excluding inferior and lateral STEMIs.
FOAM Eye-Catchers 7: SMACC GOLD Highlights
Having recently returned from the FOAM-ite mecca, SMACC GOLD, in this edition I take a look at just a few of the many highlights. Given there were frequently 3 speakers on at the same time, there were many talks that I missed so this is not an all inclusive list by any means. Continue reading
ECG of the Week: 30th December 2013 – Interpretation
Here’s the answer to our ECG of the Week.
ECG of the Week: 23rd December 2013 – Interpretation
Here’s the answer to our ECG of the Week.
ECG of the Week: 16th December 2013 – Interpretation
Here’s the answer to our ECG of the week.
ECG of the Week: 9th December 2013 – Interpretation
Here’s the answer to our ECG of the week.
ECG of the Week: 9th December 2013
A 58y.o presents with 90 minutes of palpitations, chest pain, dizziness and this ECG
ECG of the Week: 11th November 2013
No clinical information on this one but an interesting ECG