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Widespread STEWraparound LAD MI ECG FOAM Steve Smith 24 yo woman with chest pain: Is this STEMI? Pericarditis? Beware a negative Bedside ultrasound. Dr Smith's ECG Blog
Atrial BigeminyECG FOAM Dr Smith's ECG Blog

14min later

Reperfusion T Wave ECG FOAM Steve Smith Series of Prehospital ECGs Showing Reperfusion Dr Smith's ECG Blog

13min later, posterior leads

Reperfusion T WaveSubtle Inferoposterior MI ECG FOAM Steve Smith Series of Prehospital ECGs Showing Reperfusion Dr Smith's ECG Blog

4min later

ReperfusionSubtle Inferoposterior MI ECG FOAM Steve Smith Series of Prehospital ECGs Showing Reperfusion Dr Smith's ECG Blog

2min later, after NTG

DynamicSerial ECG ECG FOAM Steve Smith Series of Prehospital ECGs Showing Reperfusion Dr Smith's ECG Blog

Initial

HyperTSubtle Inferoposterior MI ECG FOAM Steve Smith Series of Prehospital ECGs Showing Reperfusion Dr Smith's ECG Blog

48h later

Reperfusion T Wave ECG FOAM Steve Smith Atypical Chest Pain: Suspicious ECG, and a Left Main ACS is found in a 30-something Dr Smith's ECG Blog

24h later

Reperfusion T Wave ECG FOAM Steve Smith Atypical Chest Pain: Suspicious ECG, and a Left Main ACS is found in a 30-something Dr Smith's ECG Blog

Post cath

Transient ST Elevation ECG FOAM Steve Smith Atypical Chest Pain: Suspicious ECG, and a Left Main ACS is found in a 30-something Dr Smith's ECG Blog

37min later

Transient ST Elevation ECG FOAM Steve Smith Atypical Chest Pain: Suspicious ECG, and a Left Main ACS is found in a 30-something Dr Smith's ECG Blog

Initial

Inf STELAD occlusionLateral STETransient ST Elevation ECG FOAM Steve Smith Atypical Chest Pain: Suspicious ECG, and a Left Main ACS is found in a 30-something Dr Smith's ECG Blog

Baseline 5 years ago

Baseline ECGHypertrophic CardiomyopathyLBBB ECG FOAM Steve Smith Left Bundle Branch Block with Less Than 1 mm of Concordant ST Elevation (in the Setting of Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy) Dr Smith's ECG Blog

On transfer

Concordant STEHypertrophic CardiomyopathyLBBBNormal Angio ECG FOAM Steve Smith Left Bundle Branch Block with Less Than 1 mm of Concordant ST Elevation (in the Setting of Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy) Dr Smith's ECG Blog

Initial

Concordant STEHypertrophic CardiomyopathyLBBBNormal Angio ECG FOAM Steve Smith Left Bundle Branch Block with Less Than 1 mm of Concordant ST Elevation (in the Setting of Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy) Dr Smith's ECG Blog
AV DissociationRhythm Strip Only-3°AVB ECG FOAM Steve Smith Another Guest post from K. Wang: What is the rhythm/conduction problem? Dr Smith's ECG Blog

4 months ago

Normal Variant ST Elevation-PericarditisWidespread STE ECG FOAM Steve Smith Widespread ST Elevation. Activate the Cath Lab? Dr Smith's ECG Blog

6 weeks ago

Normal Variant ST Elevation-PericarditisWidespread STE ECG FOAM Steve Smith Widespread ST Elevation. Activate the Cath Lab? Dr Smith's ECG Blog

Initial

Normal Variant ST Elevation-PericarditisWidespread STE ECG FOAM Steve Smith Widespread ST Elevation. Activate the Cath Lab? Dr Smith's ECG Blog
AV DissociationJunctional Escape2°AVB 2:1-3°AVB ECG FOAM Steve Smith What Kind of AV Block is This? Guest Post by Dr. K. Wang (The Rhythm Master), Using a Ladder Diagram Dr Smith's ECG Blog

Pre discharge

Pathological Q WaveSerial ECGSTEResolved Tachy ECG FOAM Steve Smith Pulmonary Edema, Hypertension, and ST Elevation 2 Days After Stenting for Inferior STEMI Dr Smith's ECG Blog

Arrival

HTNLV AneurysmPathological Q WaveSinus Tach ECG FOAM Steve Smith Pulmonary Edema, Hypertension, and ST Elevation 2 Days After Stenting for Inferior STEMI Dr Smith's ECG Blog

Prehospital

HTNInf STETinvLV AneurysmPathological Q Wave ECG FOAM Steve Smith Pulmonary Edema, Hypertension, and ST Elevation 2 Days After Stenting for Inferior STEMI Dr Smith's ECG Blog
ArrestJunctional EscapeLAFBProx LAD MI - BifascST Elevation in a PVC ECG FOAM Steve Smith 68 minutes with chest compressions, full recovery. Plus recommendations from a 5-member panel on cardiac arrest. Dr Smith's ECG Blog
ArrestLAFB + RBBBProx LAD MI - Bifasc ECG FOAM Steve Smith 68 minutes with chest compressions, full recovery. Plus recommendations from a 5-member panel on cardiac arrest. Dr Smith's ECG Blog