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Here are some building blocks for ED medical education projects.

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2013
ECG of the Week - 9th December 2013 - Interpretation
ECG of the Week
AFLateral STEChest PainClassic Inferoposterior MI ECG of the Week
2016
ECG of the Week - 1st February 2016 - Interpretation
ECG of the Week
ArrestAnterior STEVent BigeminyLateral STEST Elevation in a PVCMI ECG of the Week
2018
ECG of the Week - 8th January 2018 - Interpretation
ECG of the Week
Anterior STEInf STDLateral STECoronary DissectionSerialDynamic ECG of the Week
2016
Subtle ST Changes
Dawn Altman
Lateral STEHigh Lateral MI ECG Guru
2019
ECG Blog #162 (STEMI – Coronary Circulation – Culprit – BBB)
Ken Grauer
Lateral STEHigh Lateral MI ECG Interpretation
2013
Initial
Steve Smith
Inf STELateral STETransient ST ElevationLAD occlusion Dr Smith's ECG Blog
2013
Initial
Steve Smith
Anterior STELAFB + RBBBLateral STERVHChest PainProx LAD + Bifasc Dr Smith's ECG Blog
2013
Inferior and Lateral ST Elevation and A Positive Troponin
Steve Smith
Inf STELateral STEMyocarditis-ST Depression in aVLNormal Angio Dr Smith's ECG Blog
2014
Initial
Steve Smith
Lateral STEMyocarditis Dr Smith's ECG Blog
2014
Serial
Steve Smith
Lateral STEMyocarditis Dr Smith's ECG Blog
2015
Sudden Severe SOB and ST Segment Elevation: What is the Diagnosis and Treatment?
Steve Smith
Sinus TachInf STELateral STEPEType II MIST Depression in aVL Dr Smith's ECG Blog
2016
Even with STE in V5 & V6, inferior STE without reciprocal STD in aVL is unlikely to be STEMI
Steve Smith
Inf STELateral STEPericarditis Dr Smith's ECG Blog
2017
Pacing off
Steve Smith
BradyLateral STE3°AVBRCA Occlusion Dr Smith's ECG Blog
2017
On arrival
Steve Smith
NormalNormal AxisAnterior STELateral STEBenign Early Repolarisation Dr Smith's ECG Blog
2017
ST Elevation in I and aVL: do prehospital cath lab activation on these cases?
Steve Smith
Normal AxisAnterior STELateral STE-High Lateral MIBenign Early RepolarisationNotched J Point Dr Smith's ECG Blog