The ECG below is from a 66 year old diabetic man who has presented with sepsis.
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ECG of the Week – 14th April 2021 – Interpretation
You are reviewing 42 year old man who has presented with syncope. His ECG is below.
ECG of the Week – 20th January 2021 – Interpretation
The ECG below has been taken from an 89 year old gentleman who has just transferred from the SJA stretcher to an ED bed. He has a history of prostate cancer, IHD and Aortic Stenosis and had an episode of central chest pain with an associated collapse but is now pain free.
ECG of the Week – 30th December 2020 – Interpretation
You’ve been asked to sign this ECG for a 75year old lady who has been referred by her GP with SOB and ? Left zone consolidation on CXR.
ECG of the Week 27th November – Interpretation
The ECG below is taken from a 4 year old boy who has presented with multiple episodes of syncope after sustaining a head injury in a fall of <1m.
ECG of the Week – 4th September 2019 – Interpretation
You see a 77 year old diabetic lady with a one month history of SOBOE on a background of Rheumatic fever as a child. On examination she has a pan systolic murmur. Continue reading