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Baseline ECG ECG FOAM Steve Smith Pancreatitis with Bizarre T-wave inversions and a normal echo. Is it takotsubo? Dr Smith's ECG Blog

First Presentation

Tinv ECG FOAM Steve Smith Pancreatitis with Bizarre T-wave inversions and a normal echo. Is it takotsubo? Dr Smith's ECG Blog

Initial

Abdo PainDeeply Inverted T WaveLong QTTakotsubo ECG FOAM Steve Smith Pancreatitis with Bizarre T-wave inversions and a normal echo. Is it takotsubo? Dr Smith's ECG Blog

Triage

Chest PainLV Aneurysm ECG FOAM Steve Smith Chest pain and ST Elevation. Dr Smith's ECG Blog

Post PCI again

Atrial PacedPost-Intervention ECGReperfusion T Wave ECG FOAM Steve Smith Neck and Jaw Pain in a patient with a Pacemaker. Sgarbossa Negative. But How about the Modified Sgarbossa Criteria? Dr Smith's ECG Blog

After PCI

Post-Intervention ECGTall T ECG FOAM Steve Smith Neck and Jaw Pain in a patient with a Pacemaker. Sgarbossa Negative. But How about the Modified Sgarbossa Criteria? Dr Smith's ECG Blog

45min later

DynamicSerial ECGPaced Inferopost MI ECG FOAM Steve Smith Neck and Jaw Pain in a patient with a Pacemaker. Sgarbossa Negative. But How about the Modified Sgarbossa Criteria? Dr Smith's ECG Blog

Yesterday

NSRRBBB ECG FOAM Steve Smith Neck and Jaw Pain in a patient with a Pacemaker. Sgarbossa Negative. But How about the Modified Sgarbossa Criteria? Dr Smith's ECG Blog

Initial

A-V PacedPaced Inferopost MI ECG FOAM Steve Smith Neck and Jaw Pain in a patient with a Pacemaker. Sgarbossa Negative. But How about the Modified Sgarbossa Criteria? Dr Smith's ECG Blog

Post cardioversion #2

12-leadAFECG FOAMIsolated Posterior MI-Type II MI Dr Smith's ECG Blog

5 days later

12-leadAFECG FOAMIsolated Posterior MI-Rate-related STD Dr Smith's ECG Blog

Post cardioversion

12-leadAFECG FOAMRate-related STDResolved STD Dr Smith's ECG Blog

Initial

AF + RVRBaseline ArtefactRate-related STD12-lead ECG FOAM Steve Smith Atrial Fibrillation w Rapid Ventricular Response and ST Depression Maximal V1-V4: Not always subendocardial. Dr Smith's ECG Blog

Prior presentation

Diffuse Subendocardial Ischaemia12-leadSTD Widespread ECG FOAM Steve Smith Atrial Fibrillation w Rapid Ventricular Response and ST Depression Maximal V1-V4: Not always subendocardial. Dr Smith's ECG Blog

Post CABG

Anterior MIClassic Inferior MIRe-occlusion12-lead ECG FOAM Steve Smith Typical Chest Pain: Would you activate the cath lab? Would you advocate if the interventionalist was not interested? Dr Smith's ECG Blog

Serial

Aslanger Pattern MI12-lead ECG FOAM Steve Smith Typical Chest Pain: Would you activate the cath lab? Would you advocate if the interventionalist was not interested? Dr Smith's ECG Blog

Initial

Aslanger Pattern MI12-lead ECG FOAM Steve Smith Typical Chest Pain: Would you activate the cath lab? Would you advocate if the interventionalist was not interested? Dr Smith's ECG Blog

19 min later, pain free

Wellens B MIReperfusion12-lead ECG FOAM Steve Smith See this: Occlusion/Reperfusion/Re-occlusion/Reperfusion/Re-occlusion/Reperfusion Dr Smith's ECG Blog

12min later, in pain

Anterior MIRe-occlusion12-lead ECG FOAM Steve Smith See this: Occlusion/Reperfusion/Re-occlusion/Reperfusion/Re-occlusion/Reperfusion Dr Smith's ECG Blog

6min later, pain free

Resolved Chest PainWellens B MI12-lead ECG FOAM Steve Smith See this: Occlusion/Reperfusion/Re-occlusion/Reperfusion/Re-occlusion/Reperfusion Dr Smith's ECG Blog

Arrival

Anterior MI12-lead ECG FOAM Steve Smith See this: Occlusion/Reperfusion/Re-occlusion/Reperfusion/Re-occlusion/Reperfusion Dr Smith's ECG Blog
Sinus Tach12-leadSVT ECG FOAM Steve Smith Fever, tachycardia, hypotension, hypoxia and "SVT" Dr Smith's ECG Blog
Baseline ECG12-lead ECG FOAM Steve Smith This case was flagged as a false positive cath lab activation. Why? And do you agree? Dr Smith's ECG Blog
DynamicSerial ECG12-leadTransient MI ECG FOAM Steve Smith This case was flagged as a false positive cath lab activation. Why? And do you agree? Dr Smith's ECG Blog
High Lateral D1 MI12-lead ECG FOAM Steve Smith This case was flagged as a false positive cath lab activation. Why? And do you agree? Dr Smith's ECG Blog