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AIVR AV Dissociation Rhythm Strip Only 2°AVB ECG FOAM Supernormal Conduction: 2nd Degree AV Block With Rare Captures; Accelerated Ventricular Rhythm-KH ECG Learning Center

AIVR AV Dissociation Fusion Beat Usurpation ECG FOAM AV Dissociation by Usurpation ECG Learning Center

AV Dissociation Rhythm Strip Only ECG FOAM AV Dissociation by Default ECG Learning Center

AV Dissociation Rhythm Strip Only ECG FOAM AV Dissociation by Default ECG Learning Center

Accel Junctional ~AV Dissociation ECG FOAM Accelerated J Rhythm and Incomplete AV Diss ECG Learning Center

AV Dissociation Sinus Brady 12-lead Ventricular Escape ECG FOAM Ken Grauer, Steve Smith What are these wide complexes? If unclear by explanation, the laddergram helps to understand. Dr Smith's ECG Blog

AV Dissociation Junctional Escape Sinus Brady ECG FOAM Steve Smith What is the Rhythm? Dr Smith's ECG Blog

Serial

AV Dissociation Isorhythmic Dissociation ECG FOAM Ken Grauer, Steve Smith A young man with lightheadedness and bradycardia, and an impatient AV node. Dr Smith's ECG Blog

Initial

AV Dissociation Brady Isorhythmic Dissociation ECG FOAM Ken Grauer, Steve Smith A young man with lightheadedness and bradycardia, and an impatient AV node. Dr Smith's ECG Blog

AIVR AV Dissociation Isorhythmic Dissociation ECG FOAM Ken Grauer, Steve Smith What is this rhythm? Dr Smith's ECG Blog

AV Dissociation monoVT ECG FOAM Steve Smith An unstable wide complex tachycardia resistant to electrical cardioversion Dr Smith's ECG Blog

AV Dissociation Junctional Escape Sinus Brady ECG FOAM Steve Smith A Mystery Rhythm, Explained by K. Wang's Ladder Diagram. Dr Smith's ECG Blog

20min later

AV Dissociation Deeply Inverted T Wave Sinus Brady Takotsubo ECG FOAM Steve Smith You MUST recognize this pattern, even if it is not common Dr Smith's ECG Blog

Post resus

Accel Junctional AV Dissociation Deeply Inverted T Wave Resolved HyperK Sinus Brady Takotsubo ECG FOAM Steve Smith You MUST recognize this pattern, even if it is not common Dr Smith's ECG Blog

AV Dissociation Rhythm Strip Only -3°AVB ECG FOAM Steve Smith Another Guest post from K. Wang: What is the rhythm/conduction problem? Dr Smith's ECG Blog

AV Dissociation Junctional Escape 2°AVB 2:1 -3°AVB ECG FOAM Steve Smith What Kind of AV Block is This? Guest Post by Dr. K. Wang (The Rhythm Master), Using a Ladder Diagram Dr Smith's ECG Blog

Accel Junctional AV Dissociation -3°AVB ECG FOAM Steve Smith AV Dissociation. Is there AV block? Dr Smith's ECG Blog

AV Dissociation SOB LBBB Palps RVOT 12-lead Vertical QRS Axis WCT Wide QRS ECG FOAM Dawn Altman Ventricular Tachycardia In A Patient With Myopathy ECG Guru

AV Dissociation Brady Classic Inferoposterior MI Inf STE Junctional Escape Recip STD Regular Right Ventricular MI – V4R ST Elevation in V4R 12-lead 3°AVB ECG FOAM Dawn Altman Inferior Wall M.I. with Right Ventricular M.I. ECG Guru

AIVR AV Dissociation ECG FOAM Ed Burns and Robert Buttner Accelerated Idioventricular Rhythm (AIVR) LITFL

AV Dissociation Capture FVT Left Axis RBBB Wide QRS (120) ECG FOAM Ed Burns and Mike Cadogan Idiopathic Fascicular Left Ventricular Tachycardia LITFL

AV Dissociation Extreme Axis monoVT ECG FOAM Ed Burns Ventricular Tachycardia – Monomorphic VT LITFL

AV Dissociation Ventricular Pacing ECG FOAM ECG of the Week - 3rd March 2014 - Interpretation ECG of the Week