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Coronary Artery SpasmDouble SpeedShark Fin ECG FOAM Pendell Meyers, Magnus Nossen, Steve Smith Fascinating case of dynamic shark fin morphology - what is going on? Dr Smith's ECG Blog
Coronary Artery SpasmDouble SpeedPVCShark FinTransient MI ECG FOAM Pendell Meyers, Magnus Nossen, Steve Smith Fascinating case of dynamic shark fin morphology - what is going on? Dr Smith's ECG Blog
Coronary Artery SpasmDouble SpeedShark FinTransient MI ECG FOAM Pendell Meyers, Magnus Nossen, Steve Smith Fascinating case of dynamic shark fin morphology - what is going on? Dr Smith's ECG Blog
Double SpeedHyperacute T MI - TallLimb LeadsST Elevation in a PVCST Elevation in a PVC ECG FOAM Steve Smith Hyperacute T-waves and Concordant ST Elevation seen in PVCs only Dr Smith's ECG Blog
Chest LeadsDouble SpeedST Elevation in a PVC ECG FOAM Steve Smith Hyperacute T-waves and Concordant ST Elevation seen in PVCs only Dr Smith's ECG Blog

35min later

Double SpeedHyperacute T MI - Bulky ECG FOAM Peter Hammarlund, Steve Smith A 65 year old with chest pain, ECG recorded at 50 mm/sec Dr Smith's ECG Blog

Prehospital

Double SpeedHyperacute T MI - Bulky ECG FOAM Peter Hammarlund, Steve Smith A 65 year old with chest pain, ECG recorded at 50 mm/sec Dr Smith's ECG Blog
Chest LeadsDouble SpeedDynamic ECG FOAM Steve Smith "Unstable Angina still exists", even in the Age of High Sensitivity Troponin Dr Smith's ECG Blog
Chest LeadsDouble SpeedDynamic ECG FOAM Steve Smith "Unstable Angina still exists", even in the Age of High Sensitivity Troponin Dr Smith's ECG Blog
Chest LeadsDouble SpeedDynamic ECG FOAM Steve Smith "Unstable Angina still exists", even in the Age of High Sensitivity Troponin Dr Smith's ECG Blog
Chest LeadsDouble SpeedSerial ECGSTE ECG FOAM Steve Smith "Unstable Angina still exists", even in the Age of High Sensitivity Troponin Dr Smith's ECG Blog
Chest LeadsDouble SpeedSTE ECG FOAM Steve Smith "Unstable Angina still exists", even in the Age of High Sensitivity Troponin Dr Smith's ECG Blog

Initial

Chest LeadsResolved Chest PainDouble Speed ECG FOAM Steve Smith "Unstable Angina still exists", even in the Age of High Sensitivity Troponin Dr Smith's ECG Blog
Double SpeedHyperacute T MI - TallSubtle Anterior MI ECG FOAM Peter Hammarlund, Steve Smith Only the ECG Diagnoses Acute Coronary Occlusion. Do not be Fooled by a Negative High Sensitivity Troponin. Dr Smith's ECG Blog
Chest PainDouble SpeedSOBLimb LeadsNormal AxisNormal Rate ECG FOAM ECG of the Week - 19th November 2018 - Interpretation ECG of the Week
Double SpeedPaedsSVT ECG FOAM ECG of the Week - 20th August 2012 - Interpretation ECG of the Week