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De Winter T MI
ECG FOAM
Steve Smith
What is the ECG Diagnosis?
Dr Smith's ECG Blog
Wenckebach
ECG FOAM
Steve Smith
What is this Rhythm?
Dr Smith's ECG Blog
21h later
Pathological Q Wave
Serial ECG
ECG FOAM
Steve Smith
What happens if you don't recognize Hyperacute T-waves?
Dr Smith's ECG Blog
12h later
Pathological Q Wave
Serial ECG
ECG FOAM
Steve Smith
What happens if you don't recognize Hyperacute T-waves?
Dr Smith's ECG Blog
3h later
Pathological Q Wave
Serial ECG
ECG FOAM
Steve Smith
What happens if you don't recognize Hyperacute T-waves?
Dr Smith's ECG Blog
Baseline
Baseline ECG
Paced Inferopost MI
Ventricular Pacing
ECG FOAM
Steve Smith
What happens if you don't recognize Hyperacute T-waves?
Dr Smith's ECG Blog
De Winter T MI
Recip STD
ECG FOAM
Steve Smith
What happens if you don't recognize Hyperacute T-waves?
Dr Smith's ECG Blog
2 days later
Post-Intervention ECG
ECG FOAM
Steve Smith
Inferior ST Elevation and Hyperacute T-waves, but Patient is Pain Free. What is going on?
Dr Smith's ECG Blog
Post PCI
Wellens B MI
ECG FOAM
Steve Smith
Inferior ST Elevation and Hyperacute T-waves, but Patient is Pain Free. What is going on?
Dr Smith's ECG Blog
1h after arrival
Wellens B MI
ECG FOAM
Steve Smith
Inferior ST Elevation and Hyperacute T-waves, but Patient is Pain Free. What is going on?
Dr Smith's ECG Blog
Baseline 3 years ago
Baseline ECG
ECG FOAM
Steve Smith
Inferior ST Elevation and Hyperacute T-waves, but Patient is Pain Free. What is going on?
Dr Smith's ECG Blog
Next day
NSR
ECG FOAM
Steve Smith
Does this ST Depression Maximal in V3 Represent Posterior OMI?
Dr Smith's ECG Blog
1h later
AF + RVR
2° Repol Δ
ECG FOAM
Steve Smith
Does this ST Depression Maximal in V3 Represent Posterior OMI?
Dr Smith's ECG Blog
Initial
AF + RVR
LA/RA
2° Repol Δ
ECG FOAM
Steve Smith
Does this ST Depression Maximal in V3 Represent Posterior OMI?
Dr Smith's ECG Blog
After cardioversion
Post-Intervention ECG
ECG FOAM
Steve Smith
Very fast narrow complex tachycardia
Dr Smith's ECG Blog
After metoprolol
2:1 P:QRS
Atrial Tach
ECG FOAM
Steve Smith
Very fast narrow complex tachycardia
Dr Smith's ECG Blog
After metoprolol
2:1 P:QRS
Atrial Tach
Rhythm Strip Only
ECG FOAM
Steve Smith
Very fast narrow complex tachycardia
Dr Smith's ECG Blog
Post 12mg adenosine
Rhythm Strip Only
SVT with Aberrancy
ECG FOAM
Steve Smith
Very fast narrow complex tachycardia
Dr Smith's ECG Blog
Post 12mg adenosine
Rhythm Strip Only
SVT with Aberrancy
ECG FOAM
Steve Smith
Very fast narrow complex tachycardia
Dr Smith's ECG Blog
Post adenosine
Rhythm Strip Only
SVT with Aberrancy
ECG FOAM
Steve Smith
Very fast narrow complex tachycardia
Dr Smith's ECG Blog
Initial
SVT
ECG FOAM
Steve Smith
Very fast narrow complex tachycardia
Dr Smith's ECG Blog
5h later, pain free
Dynamic
ECG FOAM
Steve Smith
Unstable Angina still exists. It can be missed especially high sensitivity troponin is not used. Sometimes you can catch it on the ECG.
Dr Smith's ECG Blog
4h later, pain free
Dynamic
ECG FOAM
Steve Smith
Unstable Angina still exists. It can be missed especially high sensitivity troponin is not used. Sometimes you can catch it on the ECG.
Dr Smith's ECG Blog
3h later, after D50 and insulin
Dynamic
ECG FOAM
Steve Smith
Unstable Angina still exists. It can be missed especially high sensitivity troponin is not used. Sometimes you can catch it on the ECG.
Dr Smith's ECG Blog
Initial
HyperK (5.9)
ECG FOAM
Steve Smith
Unstable Angina still exists. It can be missed especially high sensitivity troponin is not used. Sometimes you can catch it on the ECG.
Dr Smith's ECG Blog
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