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Prehospital

Deeply Inverted T Wave HyperK 3°AVB Ventricular Escape ECG FOAM Steve Smith A 60-something dialysis patient with complete heart block: ultrasound before and after treatment Dr Smith's ECG Blog

Prehospital rhythm

HyperK Rhythm Strip Only ECG FOAM Steve Smith A 60-something dialysis patient with complete heart block: ultrasound before and after treatment Dr Smith's ECG Blog

Prehospital rhythm

Brady HyperK Rhythm Strip Only 3°AVB Ventricular Escape ECG FOAM Steve Smith A 60-something dialysis patient with complete heart block: ultrasound before and after treatment Dr Smith's ECG Blog

16min later

Proximal LAD MI – aVR ECG FOAM Steve Smith A 50-something woman with chest pain and dyspeoa (an Aussie) Dr Smith's ECG Blog

8min later

Proximal LAD MI – aVR ECG FOAM Steve Smith A 50-something woman with chest pain and dyspeoa (an Aussie) Dr Smith's ECG Blog

With pain

Subtle Anterior MI ECG FOAM Steve Smith A 50-something woman with chest pain and dyspeoa (an Aussie) Dr Smith's ECG Blog

Post rewarming

HyperK (7.6)Hypothermia Inv P Osborn Wave ECG FOAM Steve Smith An interesting finding, and absence of another, in an intoxicated patient found down Dr Smith's ECG Blog

Initial

Hypothermia Osborn Wave Sinus Tach ECG FOAM Steve Smith An interesting finding, and absence of another, in an intoxicated patient found down Dr Smith's ECG Blog

Next day

Late Transition Pathological Q Wave Reperfusion T Wave ECG FOAM Steve Smith Patient presentation is important, and so is R-wave amplitude Dr Smith's ECG Blog

Post cath

Post-Intervention ECG ECG FOAM Steve Smith Patient presentation is important, and so is R-wave amplitude Dr Smith's ECG Blog

14min later

Sinus Brady Wraparound LAD MI ECG FOAM Steve Smith Patient presentation is important, and so is R-wave amplitude Dr Smith's ECG Blog

Initial

Anterior STE Inf STE Sinus Brady Wraparound LAD MI ECG FOAM Steve Smith Patient presentation is important, and so is R-wave amplitude Dr Smith's ECG Blog

49min later

Reperfusion T Wave ECG FOAM Steve Smith de Winter's T-waves evolve into Wellens' waves Dr Smith's ECG Blog

42min later

Wellens A ECG FOAM Steve Smith de Winter's T-waves evolve into Wellens' waves Dr Smith's ECG Blog

26min later

Dynamic ECG FOAM Steve Smith de Winter's T-waves evolve into Wellens' waves Dr Smith's ECG Blog

19min later

Dynamic Resolved HyperT ECG FOAM Steve Smith de Winter's T-waves evolve into Wellens' waves Dr Smith's ECG Blog

11min later, pain gone

Dynamic ECG FOAM Steve Smith de Winter's T-waves evolve into Wellens' waves Dr Smith's ECG Blog

Initial

De Winter T MI ECG FOAM Steve Smith de Winter's T-waves evolve into Wellens' waves Dr Smith's ECG Blog

15min later

Classic Inferior MI ECG FOAM Steve Smith Should Emergency Physicians be interrupted by ECGs that are read as "Normal" by the computer? Dr Smith's ECG Blog

Initial

Subtle Inferoposterior MI ECG FOAM Steve Smith Should Emergency Physicians be interrupted by ECGs that are read as "Normal" by the computer? Dr Smith's ECG Blog

Baseline Artefact Low QRS Pericardial Effusion ECG FOAM Steve Smith A patient with shortness of breath Dr Smith's ECG Blog

Next morning

Brugada Syndrome Type 2 Tachy ECG FOAM Steve Smith Huge ST Elevation in V2 and V3. What is it? Dr Smith's ECG Blog

Serial

Sinus Tach Resolved STE ECG FOAM Steve Smith Huge ST Elevation in V2 and V3. What is it? Dr Smith's ECG Blog

Electrodes replaced

Sinus Tach STE ECG FOAM Steve Smith Huge ST Elevation in V2 and V3. What is it? Dr Smith's ECG Blog

8h later

Sinus Tach STE ECG FOAM Steve Smith Huge ST Elevation in V2 and V3. What is it? Dr Smith's ECG Blog

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