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Missed MIRCA OcclusionSubtle Lateral MI ECG FOAM Steve Smith Pericarditis? Or STEMI? The difference can be fatal. Dr Smith's ECG Blog

Initial

Sinus TachSTD Widespread ECG FOAM Steve Smith Pericarditis? Or STEMI? The difference can be fatal. Dr Smith's ECG Blog

Baseline

Baseline ECG ECG FOAM Steve Smith Subacute STEMI. Should the patient go for emergent PCI, or can he wait until the next day? Dr Smith's ECG Blog

Initial

TinvOld Inferior MIPathological Q Wave ECG FOAM Steve Smith Subacute STEMI. Should the patient go for emergent PCI, or can he wait until the next day? Dr Smith's ECG Blog
Classic Inferior MIRight Ventricular MI - V1 ECG FOAM Steve Smith What is going on here? There is more than immediately meets the eye. Dr Smith's ECG Blog

6h later

Reperfusion T Wave ECG FOAM Steve Smith Apparent Pseudo-STEMI patterns are not necessarily Pseudo. Beware. Dr Smith's ECG Blog

5h later

DynamicSubtle Inferoposterior MI ECG FOAM Steve Smith Apparent Pseudo-STEMI patterns are not necessarily Pseudo. Beware. Dr Smith's ECG Blog

Baseline 1 week ago

Baseline ECG ECG FOAM Steve Smith Apparent Pseudo-STEMI patterns are not necessarily Pseudo. Beware. Dr Smith's ECG Blog

Initial

Subtle Inferoposterior MI ECG FOAM Steve Smith Apparent Pseudo-STEMI patterns are not necessarily Pseudo. Beware. Dr Smith's ECG Blog

Next morning

Post-Intervention ECGReperfusion T WaveSTE ECG FOAM Steve Smith Looking for a wall motion abnormality can lead you astray Dr Smith's ECG Blog

Serial

Reperfusion T Wave ECG FOAM Steve Smith Looking for a wall motion abnormality can lead you astray Dr Smith's ECG Blog

Serial

Anterior MILAD occlusion ECG FOAM Steve Smith Looking for a wall motion abnormality can lead you astray Dr Smith's ECG Blog

Baseline

Baseline ECG ECG FOAM Steve Smith Looking for a wall motion abnormality can lead you astray Dr Smith's ECG Blog

Initial

Hyperacute T MI - BulkySubtle Anterior MI ECG FOAM Steve Smith Looking for a wall motion abnormality can lead you astray Dr Smith's ECG Blog

Right leads

Right LeadsRight Ventricular MI – V4R ECG FOAM Steve Smith Inferior STEMI with AV Block, Cardiogenic Shock and ST elevation in V1 Dr Smith's ECG Blog

Initial

BradyClassic Inferior MIRight Ventricular MI - V13°AVB ECG FOAM Steve Smith Inferior STEMI with AV Block, Cardiogenic Shock and ST elevation in V1 Dr Smith's ECG Blog
LBBBLBBB Antero-Inf MISinus Tach ECG FOAM Steve Smith Shouldn't need Modified Sgarbossa rule for cath lab here, but it does make the diagnosis certain! Dr Smith's ECG Blog

Several hours later

Juvenile T Wave Pattern ECG FOAM Steve Smith, Brooks Walsh T-wave inversion in a young woman with hyperventilation and carpopedal spasm Dr Smith's ECG Blog

Initial

Tinv ECG FOAM Steve Smith, Brooks Walsh T-wave inversion in a young woman with hyperventilation and carpopedal spasm Dr Smith's ECG Blog
Diffuse Subendocardial IschaemiaRBBBST Elevation in aVRSTD Widespread ECG FOAM Nick Jubert, Steve Smith Rupture of Aneurysm of the Sinus of Valsalva Presenting as Cardiogenic Shock and Severe Ischemia Dr Smith's ECG Blog
WPW ECG FOAM Steve Smith Chest pain in an elderly male. Dr Smith's ECG Blog
InfLat MI ECG FOAM Steve Smith Even with STE in V5 & V6, inferior STE without reciprocal STD in aVL is unlikely to be STEMI Dr Smith's ECG Blog
Inf STELateral STEPericarditis ECG FOAM Steve Smith Even with STE in V5 & V6, inferior STE without reciprocal STD in aVL is unlikely to be STEMI Dr Smith's ECG Blog

Initial

Inf STENormal Variant ST Elevation ECG FOAM Steve Smith Even with STE in V5 & V6, inferior STE without reciprocal STD in aVL is unlikely to be STEMI Dr Smith's ECG Blog

Baseline

LVH ECG FOAM Steve Smith, Brooks Walsh Is this Acute Ischemia? More on LVH. Dr Smith's ECG Blog