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4h later, after treatment

Resolved HypoK ECG FOAM Steve Smith Young woman with weakness. The ECG is pathognomonic. What is it? Dr Smith's ECG Blog

Prehospital

HypoK (1.5)PVC ECG FOAM Steve Smith Young woman with weakness. The ECG is pathognomonic. What is it? Dr Smith's ECG Blog

Initial

HypoK (1.5)U Wave ECG FOAM Steve Smith Young woman with weakness. The ECG is pathognomonic. What is it? Dr Smith's ECG Blog

32min later, right leads

RCA Occlusion Right Leads -ST Elevation in V4R ECG FOAM Steve Smith A Male in his 60s with Chest pain. What is the ECG Diagnosis? Dr Smith's ECG Blog

Initial

HyperT RCA Occlusion Subtle Inferoposterior MI ECG FOAM Steve Smith A Male in his 60s with Chest pain. What is the ECG Diagnosis? Dr Smith's ECG Blog

2h later

2:1 P:QRS AFlutter LBBB PVC ECG FOAM Steve Smith Several Wide Complex Rhythms in One Patient. Test yourself: Will You See What I Did Not See? Dr Smith's ECG Blog

Serial

1:1 P:QRS AFlutter ECG FOAM Steve Smith Several Wide Complex Rhythms in One Patient. Test yourself: Will You See What I Did Not See? Dr Smith's ECG Blog

After 11g calcium

AFlutter Variable ECG FOAM Steve Smith Several Wide Complex Rhythms in One Patient. Test yourself: Will You See What I Did Not See? Dr Smith's ECG Blog

After calcium

HyperK (7.5)VT WCT ECG FOAM Steve Smith Several Wide Complex Rhythms in One Patient. Test yourself: Will You See What I Did Not See? Dr Smith's ECG Blog

Baseline

2:1 P:QRS AFlutter Baseline ECG PVC ECG FOAM Steve Smith Several Wide Complex Rhythms in One Patient. Test yourself: Will You See What I Did Not See? Dr Smith's ECG Blog

Initial

HyperK SVT with Aberrancy WCT ECG FOAM Steve Smith Several Wide Complex Rhythms in One Patient. Test yourself: Will You See What I Did Not See? Dr Smith's ECG Blog

Baseline

Baseline ECG ECG FOAM Steve Smith What Does this ECG tell us about the Electrolytes? Dr Smith's ECG Blog

Initial

HyperK (6.0)HypoCa Long QT Peaked T ECG FOAM Steve Smith What Does this ECG tell us about the Electrolytes? Dr Smith's ECG Blog

Next day

LBBB Serial ECG ECG FOAM Steve Smith CHF Exacerbation with Old LBBB: Is There New Infarction or Not? Dr Smith's ECG Blog

Baseline

Baseline ECG LBBB Sgarb Neg ECG FOAM Steve Smith CHF Exacerbation with Old LBBB: Is There New Infarction or Not? Dr Smith's ECG Blog

Initial

Fragmented QRS LBBB -Notched Wide R Wave Cabrera ECG FOAM Steve Smith CHF Exacerbation with Old LBBB: Is There New Infarction or Not? Dr Smith's ECG Blog

20min later

AV Dissociation Deeply Inverted T Wave Sinus Brady Takotsubo ECG FOAM Steve Smith You MUST recognize this pattern, even if it is not common Dr Smith's ECG Blog

Post resus

Accel Junctional AV Dissociation Deeply Inverted T Wave Resolved HyperK Sinus Brady Takotsubo ECG FOAM Steve Smith You MUST recognize this pattern, even if it is not common Dr Smith's ECG Blog

Initial

HyperK (7.5)Left Axis STE ECG FOAM Steve Smith You MUST recognize this pattern, even if it is not common Dr Smith's ECG Blog

Next day

Post-Intervention ECG Reperfusion T Wave STE ECG FOAM Steve Smith Another STEMI in a Young Person with no CP or SOB: Why We Should Record an ECG for Unexplained Nonspecific Symptoms Dr Smith's ECG Blog

Post cath

Pathological Q Wave Post-Intervention ECG Reperfusion T Wave STE ECG FOAM Steve Smith Another STEMI in a Young Person with no CP or SOB: Why We Should Record an ECG for Unexplained Nonspecific Symptoms Dr Smith's ECG Blog

31min later

Reperfusion T Wave ECG FOAM Steve Smith Another STEMI in a Young Person with no CP or SOB: Why We Should Record an ECG for Unexplained Nonspecific Symptoms Dr Smith's ECG Blog

Initial

LAD occlusion Pathological Q Wave Wraparound LAD MI ECG FOAM Steve Smith Another STEMI in a Young Person with no CP or SOB: Why We Should Record an ECG for Unexplained Nonspecific Symptoms Dr Smith's ECG Blog

Post PCI

Wellens A Post-Intervention ECG ECG FOAM Steve Smith Why we need continuous 12-lead ST segment monitoring in Wellens' syndrome Dr Smith's ECG Blog

15min later

Wellens A Reperfusion ECG FOAM Steve Smith Why we need continuous 12-lead ST segment monitoring in Wellens' syndrome Dr Smith's ECG Blog

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