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ArrestPE ECG FOAM Pendell Meyers, Steve Smith A man in his 30s with cardiac arrest and STE on the post-ROSC ECG Dr Smith's ECG Blog

Discharge

Post-Intervention ECGRCA OcclusionReperfusion ECG FOAM Jesse McLaren, Pendell Meyers, et.al. Chest pain and anterior ST depression. What’s the cause(s)? Dr Smith's ECG Blog

2h 7min later

Posterior LeadsWPW ECG FOAM Jesse McLaren, Pendell Meyers, et.al. Chest pain and anterior ST depression. What’s the cause(s)? Dr Smith's ECG Blog

2h later

ReperfusionWPW ECG FOAM Jesse McLaren, Pendell Meyers, et.al. Chest pain and anterior ST depression. What’s the cause(s)? Dr Smith's ECG Blog

1.5h later

Subtle Inferoposterior MI ECG FOAM Jesse McLaren, Pendell Meyers, et.al. Chest pain and anterior ST depression. What’s the cause(s)? Dr Smith's ECG Blog

1h later

Subtle Inferoposterior MIResolved WPW ECG FOAM Jesse McLaren, Pendell Meyers, et.al. Chest pain and anterior ST depression. What’s the cause(s)? Dr Smith's ECG Blog

Initial

Concordant STEWPW ECG FOAM Jesse McLaren, Pendell Meyers, et.al. Chest pain and anterior ST depression. What’s the cause(s)? Dr Smith's ECG Blog
Normal Variant ST Elevation ECG FOAM Steve Smith Is there Terminal QRS Distortion? Dr Smith's ECG Blog
Failure to SenseRhythm Strip Only ECG FOAM Steve Smith, Ken Grauer Emergency (ED placement) Transvenous Pacer appears to be working perfectly. What might go wrong? Dr Smith's ECG Blog
Atrial PacedRhythm Strip OnlyVF ECG FOAM Steve Smith, Ken Grauer Emergency (ED placement) Transvenous Pacer appears to be working perfectly. What might go wrong? Dr Smith's ECG Blog
Failure to Sense ECG FOAM Steve Smith, Ken Grauer Emergency (ED placement) Transvenous Pacer appears to be working perfectly. What might go wrong? Dr Smith's ECG Blog
Baseline Artefact ECG FOAM Arjun JV, Pendell Meyers, et.al. What is this rhythm? Back to basics. Dr Smith's ECG Blog
Baseline Artefact ECG FOAM Arjun JV, Pendell Meyers, et.al. What is this rhythm? Back to basics. Dr Smith's ECG Blog

4h later

Hyperacute T MI - TallSerial ECG ECG FOAM Steve Smith 30 yo woman with trapezius pain. HEART Pathway = 0. Computer "Normal" ECG. Reality: ECG is Diagnostic of LAD Occlusion. Dr Smith's ECG Blog

Pain free

Hyperacute T MI - TallTransient MI ECG FOAM Steve Smith 30 yo woman with trapezius pain. HEART Pathway = 0. Computer "Normal" ECG. Reality: ECG is Diagnostic of LAD Occlusion. Dr Smith's ECG Blog

24min later

Hyperacute T MI - TallTransient MI ECG FOAM Steve Smith 30 yo woman with trapezius pain. HEART Pathway = 0. Computer "Normal" ECG. Reality: ECG is Diagnostic of LAD Occlusion. Dr Smith's ECG Blog

13min later

Hyperacute T MI - TallTransient MI ECG FOAM Steve Smith 30 yo woman with trapezius pain. HEART Pathway = 0. Computer "Normal" ECG. Reality: ECG is Diagnostic of LAD Occlusion. Dr Smith's ECG Blog

Initial

Hyperacute T MI - TallTransient MI ECG FOAM Steve Smith 30 yo woman with trapezius pain. HEART Pathway = 0. Computer "Normal" ECG. Reality: ECG is Diagnostic of LAD Occlusion. Dr Smith's ECG Blog
NSRPost-Intervention ECG ECG FOAM Bobby Nicholson, Pendell Meyers, et.al. Back to basics: what is this rhythm? What are your options for treating this patient? Dr Smith's ECG Blog
SVT ECG FOAM Bobby Nicholson, Pendell Meyers, et.al. Back to basics: what is this rhythm? What are your options for treating this patient? Dr Smith's ECG Blog
Sinus Tach ECG FOAM Bobby Nicholson, Pendell Meyers, et.al. Back to basics: what is this rhythm? What are your options for treating this patient? Dr Smith's ECG Blog
Retro PSVT ECG FOAM Bobby Nicholson, Pendell Meyers, et.al. Back to basics: what is this rhythm? What are your options for treating this patient? Dr Smith's ECG Blog
LAD occlusionSgarbossa Paced Lateral MI ECG FOAM Pendell Meyers, Steve Smith I'm so sorry when medics get abused for activating the cath lab Dr Smith's ECG Blog
LAD occlusionSgarbossa Paced Lateral MI ECG FOAM Pendell Meyers, Steve Smith I'm so sorry when medics get abused for activating the cath lab Dr Smith's ECG Blog

2 days later

LVH ECG FOAM Pendell Meyers, Steve Smith Opiate overdose, without chest pain or shortness of breath. Cognitive dissonance. Dr Smith's ECG Blog