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Initial

HypothermiaInf STE ECG FOAM Jesse McLaren, Steve Smith Unconscious + STEMI criteria: activate the cath lab? Dr Smith's ECG Blog

Post angio

Inf STENormal Variant ST Elevation ECG FOAM Syncope, hypotension, vomiting and diaphoresis in a 60-something male with Diabetes and Hypertension Dr Smith's ECG Blog

Initial

Inf STENormal Variant ST Elevation ECG FOAM Syncope, hypotension, vomiting and diaphoresis in a 60-something male with Diabetes and Hypertension Dr Smith's ECG Blog

Day 4

Inf STEReperfusion T Wave ECG FOAM Parker Hambright, Jesse McLaren, Pendell Meyers, Steve Smith A man in his 50s with hypoxemic respiratory failure from COVID pneumonia develops chest pain Dr Smith's ECG Blog

Initial

Inf STESubtle Inferoposterior MI ECG FOAM Ken Grauer, Jesse McLaren, Pendell Meyers, Steve Smith Inferior ST elevation with reciprocal change: which of these 4 patients has Occlusion MI? Dr Smith's ECG Blog
Inf STERBBB ECG FOAM Inf MI with RBBB ECG Learning Center
Inf STERBBB ECG FOAM Infero-posterior MI with RBBB-KH ECG Learning Center

Arrival

Classic Inferoposterior MIInf STEJunctional EscapeNarrow QRSRecip STDReperfusion T WaveSinus TachTall T3°AVB ECG FOAM Steve Smith Hyperkalemia: is it the cause of this AV Block, ST Elevation, and T-wave inversion? Dr Smith's ECG Blog

Triage, while symptomatic

-AFlutterAtrial Tach-Inf STEInv PTa Wave ECG FOAM Pendell Meyers A woman in her 60s with palpitations, chest discomfort, and multiple misdiagnoses by both EM and Cardiology!! Dr Smith's ECG Blog
Downsloping TP Segment-HyperTInf STE~Normal Variant ST Elevation~Pericarditis-Recip STD12-lead ECG FOAM Pendell Meyers, Steve Smith A 30-something with inferior ST Elevation. OMI? Pericarditis? Normal Variant ST Elevation? Dr Smith's ECG Blog

Initial

Anterior STEInf STESinus BradyWraparound LAD MI ECG FOAM Steve Smith Patient presentation is important, and so is R-wave amplitude Dr Smith's ECG Blog

1h later, post fluids

Resolved Inf STESerial ECGSinus Tach ECG FOAM Ken Grauer, Steve Smith Tachycardia, Dehydration, and New ST Elevation in a 20-something, then a Surprise. Dr Smith's ECG Blog

Initial

Inf STESinus TachType II MI ECG FOAM Ken Grauer, Steve Smith Tachycardia, Dehydration, and New ST Elevation in a 20-something, then a Surprise. Dr Smith's ECG Blog

20min later

Resolved Inf STESerial ECG ECG FOAM Nathan Ansbaugh, Steve Smith Anaphylaxis and ST Elevation Dr Smith's ECG Blog

10min later

Inf STESerial ECG ECG FOAM Nathan Ansbaugh, Steve Smith Anaphylaxis and ST Elevation Dr Smith's ECG Blog

Initial

Inf STELPFB + RBBBSinus TachType II MI ECG FOAM Nathan Ansbaugh, Steve Smith Anaphylaxis and ST Elevation Dr Smith's ECG Blog
Baseline ECGInf STE ECG FOAM Steve Smith Middle-aged Diabetic with Syncope, Diaphoresis, Nausea, and Dizziness 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
-Inf STERBBB ECG FOAM Steve Smith PseudoSTEMI and True ST elevation in Right Bundle Branch Block (RBBB). Don't miss case 4 at the bottom. Dr Smith's ECG Blog
-Inf STERBBB ECG FOAM Steve Smith PseudoSTEMI and True ST elevation in Right Bundle Branch Block (RBBB). Don't miss case 4 at the bottom. Dr Smith's ECG Blog
Inf STELateral STEPESinus TachST Depression in aVLType II MI ECG FOAM Steve Smith Sudden Severe SOB and ST Segment Elevation: What is the Diagnosis and Treatment? Dr Smith's ECG Blog
Inf STEPESinus Tach ECG FOAM Steve Smith Sudden Severe SOB and ST Segment Elevation: What is the Diagnosis and Treatment? Dr Smith's ECG Blog

Post CABG

Inf STEPathological Q WavePost-Intervention ECG ECG FOAM Steve Smith Ventricular Fibrillation, Resuscitation, and Hyperacute T-waves: What does the Angiogram show? Dr Smith's ECG Blog

25min later

DynamicInf STE ECG FOAM Steve Smith Ventricular Fibrillation, Resuscitation, and Hyperacute T-waves: What does the Angiogram show? Dr Smith's ECG Blog