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Here are some building blocks for ED medical education projects.

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Year
Title
Source
2011
Arrival
Steve Smith
AFlutter Dr Smith's ECG Blog
2011
Serial
Steve Smith
AFlutter Dr Smith's ECG Blog
2011
Post diltiazem
Steve Smith
AFlutter4:1 or Higher P:QRS Dr Smith's ECG Blog
2011
Prehospital
Steve Smith
Resolved ArrestOld Inferior MILBBB Inferopost MI Dr Smith's ECG Blog
2011
Arrival
Steve Smith
Resolved ArrestLBBBType II MIReperfusion Dr Smith's ECG Blog
2011
Right sided
Steve Smith
LBBBType II MIReperfusion Dr Smith's ECG Blog
2011
Initial
Steve Smith
Benign Early Repolarisation Dr Smith's ECG Blog
2011
Serial
Steve Smith
Benign Early Repolarisation Dr Smith's ECG Blog
2011
Prehospital
Steve Smith
Anterior MI Dr Smith's ECG Blog
2011
Arrival
Steve Smith
Wraparound LAD MI Dr Smith's ECG Blog
2011
Post PCI
Steve Smith
Reperfusion T Wave Dr Smith's ECG Blog
2011
Months later
Steve Smith
Serial Dr Smith's ECG Blog
2011
Initial
Steve Smith
-VTWCTSVT with Aberrancy Dr Smith's ECG Blog
2011
Post treatment
Steve Smith
Post Electrical Cardioversion Dr Smith's ECG Blog
2011
Inferior ST Elevation: what is the Diagnosis?
Steve Smith
~LVHBenign Early Repolarisation Dr Smith's ECG Blog
2011
ST elevation (Saddleback), is it STEMI?
Steve Smith
STE SaddlebackLVH2° Repol Δ Dr Smith's ECG Blog
2011
What is the diagnosis? A nearly pathognomonic ECG.
Steve Smith
HypoK (1.8)Tall U Dr Smith's ECG Blog
2011
Initial
Steve Smith
FVTWCT Dr Smith's ECG Blog
2011
Baseline
Steve Smith
TinvPost Electrical Cardioversion Dr Smith's ECG Blog
2011
Post ablation
Steve Smith
NSRPost-Intervention ECG Dr Smith's ECG Blog
2011
Initial
Steve Smith
Pathological Q WaveProximal LAD MI – Precordial SwirlLAD occlusion Dr Smith's ECG Blog
2011
2 days later
Steve Smith
STEPost-Intervention ECG Dr Smith's ECG Blog
2011
Four anterior STEMIs: acute and reperfused vs. won't reperfuse, subacute and reperfused vs. not reperfused
Steve Smith
Wellens A Dr Smith's ECG Blog
2011
Prehospital
Steve Smith
AntLat MI Dr Smith's ECG Blog
2011
Pain resolved
Steve Smith
Reperfusion Dr Smith's ECG Blog