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42h later

High Lateral MIReperfusion T Wave ECG FOAM Steve Smith "Inferior" ST depression: What is the diagnosis? Dr Smith's ECG Blog

Baseline

Baseline ECG ECG FOAM Steve Smith "Inferior" ST depression: What is the diagnosis? Dr Smith's ECG Blog

Initial

D2 OcclusionHigh Lateral MIInf STD ECG FOAM Steve Smith "Inferior" ST depression: What is the diagnosis? Dr Smith's ECG Blog
Digoxin EffectSTDSyncopeU Wave ECG FOAM Steve Smith ST segment depression: what is the etiology? Dr Smith's ECG Blog
HypoK (2.2)Tall U ECG FOAM Steve Smith Why is this patient weak? Dr Smith's ECG Blog

Baseline 3 years ago

Baseline ECG ECG FOAM Steve Smith Dyspnea, resp failure, DNR/DNI, what to do? Dr Smith's ECG Blog

Initial

Anterior MI~LV Aneurysm~Old Anterior MI ECG FOAM Steve Smith Dyspnea, resp failure, DNR/DNI, what to do? Dr Smith's ECG Blog
LVH2° Repol ΔSinus Tach ECG FOAM Steve Smith Cath lab activated. What do you think? Dr Smith's ECG Blog
LVH2° Repol Δ ECG FOAM Steve Smith Cath lab activated. What do you think? (#2) Dr Smith's ECG Blog
LVH2° Repol Δ ECG FOAM Steve Smith Cath lab activated. What do you think? (#2) Dr Smith's ECG Blog

Post CABG

Post-Intervention ECG ECG FOAM Steve Smith Marked ST depression refractory to maximal medical therapy Dr Smith's ECG Blog

Post treatment

Multi-Vessel DiseaseST Elevation in aVRSTD Widespread ECG FOAM Steve Smith Marked ST depression refractory to maximal medical therapy Dr Smith's ECG Blog

Initial

Multi-Vessel DiseaseST Elevation in aVRSTD Widespread ECG FOAM Steve Smith Marked ST depression refractory to maximal medical therapy Dr Smith's ECG Blog
TinvPES1Q3T3Sinus TachSyncope ECG FOAM Steve Smith Answer: pulmonary embolism. Now another, with ultrasound.... Dr Smith's ECG Blog
Tinv-PERight Ventricular Strain ECG FOAM Steve Smith Is it pulmonary embolism? Dr Smith's ECG Blog

Next AM again

TinvSTE ECG FOAM Steve Smith Anterior MI: Ongoing STEMI, reperfused STEMI, or NonSTEMI? Dr Smith's ECG Blog

Next AM

Anterior STETinvLAD occlusionPathological Q Wave ECG FOAM Steve Smith Anterior MI: Ongoing STEMI, reperfused STEMI, or NonSTEMI? Dr Smith's ECG Blog

9h later

TinvPathological Q WavePVC ECG FOAM Steve Smith Anterior MI: Ongoing STEMI, reperfused STEMI, or NonSTEMI? Dr Smith's ECG Blog

10min later

DynamicReperfusionSubtle Anterior MI ECG FOAM Steve Smith Anterior MI: Ongoing STEMI, reperfused STEMI, or NonSTEMI? Dr Smith's ECG Blog

Initial

Subtle Anterior MI ECG FOAM Steve Smith Anterior MI: Ongoing STEMI, reperfused STEMI, or NonSTEMI? Dr Smith's ECG Blog
TinvPE ECG FOAM Steve Smith This is a quiz. The ECG is nearly pathognomonic. Answer at bottom. Dr Smith's ECG Blog

Baseline

Baseline ECGLBBB ECG FOAM Steve Smith LBBB with acute STEMI due to ruptured obtuse marginal, diagnosed with bedside ultrasound Dr Smith's ECG Blog

Initial

Concordant STELBBBLBBB Inferopost MI ECG FOAM Steve Smith LBBB with acute STEMI due to ruptured obtuse marginal, diagnosed with bedside ultrasound Dr Smith's ECG Blog

27h later

Wellens B MIReperfusion T Wave ECG FOAM Steve Smith Classic Evolution of Wellens' T-waves over 26 hours Dr Smith's ECG Blog