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Benign Tinv-DynamicSerial ECG ECG FOAM Ken Grauer, Pendell Meyers, Steve Smith Chest pain, shortness of breath, T wave inversion, and rising troponin in a young healthy runner. Dr Smith's ECG Blog

Initial

Benign Tinv-Wellens A ECG FOAM Ken Grauer, Pendell Meyers, Steve Smith Chest pain, shortness of breath, T wave inversion, and rising troponin in a young healthy runner. Dr Smith's ECG Blog
Pathological Q WavePost-Intervention ECGReperfusion T Wave ECG FOAM Ken Grauer, Jesse McLaren, Pendell Meyers, Steve Smith Inferior ST elevation with reciprocal change: which of these 4 patients has Occlusion MI? Dr Smith's ECG Blog
DynamicSerial ECG ECG FOAM Ken Grauer, Jesse McLaren, Pendell Meyers, Steve Smith Inferior ST elevation with reciprocal change: which of these 4 patients has Occlusion MI? Dr Smith's ECG Blog
Classic Inferior MIDynamicReperfusion T WaveSerial ECG ECG FOAM Ken Grauer, Jesse McLaren, Pendell Meyers, Steve Smith Inferior ST elevation with reciprocal change: which of these 4 patients has Occlusion MI? Dr Smith's ECG Blog

Initial

Inf STESubtle Inferoposterior MI ECG FOAM Ken Grauer, Jesse McLaren, Pendell Meyers, Steve Smith Inferior ST elevation with reciprocal change: which of these 4 patients has Occlusion MI? Dr Smith's ECG Blog
PericarditisSTE ECG FOAM Ken Grauer, Jesse McLaren, Pendell Meyers, Steve Smith Inferior ST elevation with reciprocal change: which of these 4 patients has Occlusion MI? Dr Smith's ECG Blog
Chest PainClassic Inferior MISinus Brady ECG FOAM Ken Grauer, Jesse McLaren, Pendell Meyers, Steve Smith Inferior ST elevation with reciprocal change: which of these 4 patients has Occlusion MI? Dr Smith's ECG Blog
Normal Variant ST ElevationSyncope ECG FOAM Ken Grauer, Jesse McLaren, Pendell Meyers, Steve Smith Inferior ST elevation with reciprocal change: which of these 4 patients has Occlusion MI? Dr Smith's ECG Blog
Chest PainHyperTMyocarditisSTE ECG FOAM Steve Smith A 30-something with Chest pain, elevated troponin, with Subtle ST Elevation and hyperacute T-waves. Dr Smith's ECG Blog

2 weeks later

Reperfusion T Wave ECG FOAM Ken Grauer, Pendell Meyers, Steve Smith Back to the basics. An elderly man with chest pain, no STEMI criteria, and troponin within normal limits. What does his ECG mean? Dr Smith's ECG Blog

20:00

ReperfusionReperfusion T WaveSerial ECG ECG FOAM Ken Grauer, Pendell Meyers, Steve Smith Back to the basics. An elderly man with chest pain, no STEMI criteria, and troponin within normal limits. What does his ECG mean? Dr Smith's ECG Blog

Baseline

Baseline ECG ECG FOAM Ken Grauer, Pendell Meyers, Steve Smith Back to the basics. An elderly man with chest pain, no STEMI criteria, and troponin within normal limits. What does his ECG mean? Dr Smith's ECG Blog

Day 4

Tinv ECG FOAM Steve Smith Does a Single Troponin below the 99th percentile URL Rule out Acute MI if the Chest pain is very prolonged? Dr Smith's ECG Blog

Next day

-Q Wave LAD MITakotsubo ECG FOAM Steve Smith Does a Single Troponin below the 99th percentile URL Rule out Acute MI if the Chest pain is very prolonged? Dr Smith's ECG Blog

Initial

Chest PainLVHNondiagnostic ECG ECG FOAM Steve Smith Does a Single Troponin below the 99th percentile URL Rule out Acute MI if the Chest pain is very prolonged? Dr Smith's ECG Blog

Next day post PCI

Post-Intervention ECGSubtle High Lateral MI ECG FOAM Ken Grauer, Salim Rezaie, Steve Smith Why do we NOT name Occlusion MI (OMI) after an EKG finding? (In contrast to STEMI, which is named after ST Elevation) Dr Smith's ECG Blog

Serial again

Chest PainNondiagnostic ECG ECG FOAM Ken Grauer, Salim Rezaie, Steve Smith Why do we NOT name Occlusion MI (OMI) after an EKG finding? (In contrast to STEMI, which is named after ST Elevation) Dr Smith's ECG Blog

Serial

Chest PainNondiagnostic ECG ECG FOAM Ken Grauer, Salim Rezaie, Steve Smith Why do we NOT name Occlusion MI (OMI) after an EKG finding? (In contrast to STEMI, which is named after ST Elevation) Dr Smith's ECG Blog

Initial

Chest PainNondiagnostic ECG ECG FOAM Ken Grauer, Salim Rezaie, Steve Smith Why do we NOT name Occlusion MI (OMI) after an EKG finding? (In contrast to STEMI, which is named after ST Elevation) Dr Smith's ECG Blog

3 days later

MINOCAReperfusionReperfusion T Wave ECG FOAM Ken Grauer, Jesse McLaren, Steve Smith Chest pain, trop >50,000 but only 30% LAD stenosis on angiogram: what's the diagnosis? Dr Smith's ECG Blog

Next day

ReperfusionReperfusion T Wave ECG FOAM Ken Grauer, Jesse McLaren, Steve Smith Chest pain, trop >50,000 but only 30% LAD stenosis on angiogram: what's the diagnosis? Dr Smith's ECG Blog

8 hrs post angio

Chest PainDynamicHyperTPathological Q WaveRe-occlusion ECG FOAM Ken Grauer, Jesse McLaren, Steve Smith Chest pain, trop >50,000 but only 30% LAD stenosis on angiogram: what's the diagnosis? Dr Smith's ECG Blog

Post angiogram

DynamicPathological Q Wave ECG FOAM Ken Grauer, Jesse McLaren, Steve Smith Chest pain, trop >50,000 but only 30% LAD stenosis on angiogram: what's the diagnosis? Dr Smith's ECG Blog