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FVTWCT ECG FOAM Steve Smith Two (apparent wide complex) Rhythms in One Patient: First is at rate of 300, second at Rate of 180 Dr Smith's ECG Blog

Arrival

NSRRBBB ECG FOAM Steve Smith Two (apparent wide complex) Rhythms in One Patient: First is at rate of 300, second at Rate of 180 Dr Smith's ECG Blog

Spontaneous conversion

RBBBSinus Tach ECG FOAM Steve Smith Two (apparent wide complex) Rhythms in One Patient: First is at rate of 300, second at Rate of 180 Dr Smith's ECG Blog

Initial

1:1 P:QRSAFlutterRBBBWCT ECG FOAM Steve Smith Two (apparent wide complex) Rhythms in One Patient: First is at rate of 300, second at Rate of 180 Dr Smith's ECG Blog

2 months ago

Baseline ECGExcess Disc. STE-MIVentricular Pacing ECG FOAM Steve Smith Massive Excessively Discordant Anterior ST Elevation in a Paced Rhythm Dr Smith's ECG Blog

1 month ago, with chest pain

Excess Disc. STEVentricular Pacing ECG FOAM Steve Smith Massive Excessively Discordant Anterior ST Elevation in a Paced Rhythm Dr Smith's ECG Blog

Initial

Excess Disc. STE-MIVentricular Pacing ECG FOAM Steve Smith Massive Excessively Discordant Anterior ST Elevation in a Paced Rhythm Dr Smith's ECG Blog
Normal Variant ST Elevation ECG FOAM Steve Smith A 50-something year old with typical chest pain Dr Smith's ECG Blog

30min later

Resolved STE ECG FOAM Steve Smith Inferior ST Elevation. BP 250/140. Dr Smith's ECG Blog

Initial

HTNLVHType II MI ECG FOAM Steve Smith Inferior ST Elevation. BP 250/140. Dr Smith's ECG Blog

After tPA

Reperfusion ECG FOAM Steve Smith 9 Hours of Chest Pain and Deep Q-waves: Is it too late for Thrombolytics? (Time Window for Reperfusion; Acuteness on the ECG) Dr Smith's ECG Blog

Initial

LAD occlusion-LV AneurysmPathological Q Wave ECG FOAM Steve Smith 9 Hours of Chest Pain and Deep Q-waves: Is it too late for Thrombolytics? (Time Window for Reperfusion; Acuteness on the ECG) Dr Smith's ECG Blog

3 hours after PCI

Multi-Vessel DiseasePathological Q WavePost-Intervention ECG ECG FOAM Steve Smith Left Bundle with Convex ST Segment: Where is the J-point? Dr Smith's ECG Blog

Initia

Resolved ArrestExcess Disc. STELBBBMulti-Vessel DiseaseSVT with AberrancyTachy ECG FOAM Steve Smith Left Bundle with Convex ST Segment: Where is the J-point? Dr Smith's ECG Blog

Rhythm strip

-VTWCT ECG FOAM Steve Smith Does this single lead show a wide complex tachycardia? Dr Smith's ECG Blog
Biphasic TJunctional EscapeRCA OcclusionSubtle Inferoposterior MI ECG FOAM Steve Smith Middle Aged Male with Burning Chest Pain -- Assess the Entire Clinical Scenario Dr Smith's ECG Blog

Lewis leads

AFlutterHyperKLewis Lead ECG FOAM Steve Smith A Very Wide Complex Tachycardia. What is the Rhythm? Use Lewis Leads!! Dr Smith's ECG Blog

Previous presentation

HyperK ECG FOAM Steve Smith A Very Wide Complex Tachycardia. What is the Rhythm? Use Lewis Leads!! Dr Smith's ECG Blog

Initial

AFlutterHyperK (7.8) ECG FOAM Steve Smith A Very Wide Complex Tachycardia. What is the Rhythm? Use Lewis Leads!! Dr Smith's ECG Blog

2 days later

No reflowPathological Q WavePost-Intervention ECGSTE ECG FOAM Steve Smith Poor Microvascular Reperfusion ("No Reflow"): Best Diagnosed by ECG Dr Smith's ECG Blog

Post cath

No reflowPost-Intervention ECG-Reperfusion T WaveSTE ECG FOAM Steve Smith Poor Microvascular Reperfusion ("No Reflow"): Best Diagnosed by ECG Dr Smith's ECG Blog

13min later

AntLat MILAD occlusion ECG FOAM Steve Smith Poor Microvascular Reperfusion ("No Reflow"): Best Diagnosed by ECG Dr Smith's ECG Blog

Initial

Hyperacute T MI - BulkyiLBBBLAD occlusion ECG FOAM Steve Smith Poor Microvascular Reperfusion ("No Reflow"): Best Diagnosed by ECG Dr Smith's ECG Blog
HyperK (7.9)Sine Wave ECG FOAM Steve Smith A Very Wide Complex Dr Smith's ECG Blog

After angio

LVHResolved STETakotsubo ECG FOAM Steve Smith Massive ST Elevation After V Fib Arrest, Discordant Bedside Echo Results Dr Smith's ECG Blog