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Post PCI

Pathological Q Wave ECG FOAM Steve Smith Very young man with chest pain, then cardiac arrest Dr Smith's ECG Blog

Arrival

De Winter T MILAD occlusion ECG FOAM Steve Smith Very young man with chest pain, then cardiac arrest Dr Smith's ECG Blog

Prehospital

ArrestChest PainPMVT ECG FOAM Steve Smith Very young man with chest pain, then cardiac arrest Dr Smith's ECG Blog
LAD occlusionSubtle Anterior MI ECG FOAM Steve Smith Formula positive for LAD occlusion. But echo shows no wall motion abnormality! What is it? Dr Smith's ECG Blog

Post treatment

Post-Intervention ECG ECG FOAM Steve Smith STE in aVR and diffuse ST depression: It can be ACS or demand ischemia. If ACS, either posterior STEMI or subendocardial ischemia! Dr Smith's ECG Blog

Representation a few weeks later

ST Elevation in aVRType II MISTD Widespread ECG FOAM Steve Smith STE in aVR and diffuse ST depression: It can be ACS or demand ischemia. If ACS, either posterior STEMI or subendocardial ischemia! Dr Smith's ECG Blog

Serial

LCx OcclusionST Elevation in aVRSTD Widespread ECG FOAM Steve Smith STE in aVR and diffuse ST depression: It can be ACS or demand ischemia. If ACS, either posterior STEMI or subendocardial ischemia! Dr Smith's ECG Blog

Arrival

LCx OcclusionST Elevation in aVRSTD Widespread ECG FOAM Steve Smith STE in aVR and diffuse ST depression: It can be ACS or demand ischemia. If ACS, either posterior STEMI or subendocardial ischemia! Dr Smith's ECG Blog

Prehospital

LCx OcclusionST Elevation in aVRSTD Widespread ECG FOAM Steve Smith STE in aVR and diffuse ST depression: It can be ACS or demand ischemia. If ACS, either posterior STEMI or subendocardial ischemia! Dr Smith's ECG Blog
Anterior STEArrestProx LAD MI - BifascRBBBType II MI ECG FOAM Steve Smith Is this Coronary Occlusion? Cath lab? Dr Smith's ECG Blog
Chest PainNormal Variant ST Elevation ECG FOAM Steve Smith New Paper published on Significance of Reciprocal ST depression in lead aVL Dr Smith's ECG Blog

10h later

Reperfusion T Wave ECG FOAM Steve Smith Paramedics make a great call Dr Smith's ECG Blog

29min later

Reperfusion T Wave ECG FOAM Steve Smith Paramedics make a great call Dr Smith's ECG Blog

Arrival

Resolved STE ECG FOAM Steve Smith Paramedics make a great call Dr Smith's ECG Blog

9min later, pain 1/10

Resolved STE ECG FOAM Steve Smith Paramedics make a great call Dr Smith's ECG Blog

5min later, pain 2/10

Subtle Anterior MI ECG FOAM Steve Smith Paramedics make a great call Dr Smith's ECG Blog

Pain 5/10

LAD occlusionSubtle Anterior MI ECG FOAM Steve Smith Paramedics make a great call Dr Smith's ECG Blog

10min later

DynamicLAD occlusionSubtle Anterior MI ECG FOAM Steve Smith A 40-something with Chest Pain Dr Smith's ECG Blog

Initial

Subtle Anterior MI ECG FOAM Steve Smith A 40-something with Chest Pain Dr Smith's ECG Blog
LVH2° Repol Δ ECG FOAM Steve Smith Is this STEMI? Pattern Recognition is Key Dr Smith's ECG Blog

After treatment

Resolved HyperK ECG FOAM Steve Smith This ECG is pathognomonic and you must recognize it. Dr Smith's ECG Blog

Initial

HyperK (7.8)Peaked TSlow Atrial FibrillationWide QRS ECG FOAM Steve Smith This ECG is pathognomonic and you must recognize it. Dr Smith's ECG Blog

Serial

DynamicSerial ECG ECG FOAM Steve Smith, Brooks Walsh Anterorlateral STEMI? Old Anterior MI? But cath shows RCA thrombotic stenosis. Dr Smith's ECG Blog

After GTN

Anterior STEDynamicRCA OcclusionSerial ECG ECG FOAM Steve Smith, Brooks Walsh Anterorlateral STEMI? Old Anterior MI? But cath shows RCA thrombotic stenosis. Dr Smith's ECG Blog

Initial

Old Anterior MIRCA OcclusionSubtle Anterior MI ECG FOAM Steve Smith, Brooks Walsh Anterorlateral STEMI? Old Anterior MI? But cath shows RCA thrombotic stenosis. Dr Smith's ECG Blog