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Initial

Isolated Posterior MI LCx Occlusion ECG FOAM Steve Smith Beware confusing the diagnosis of posterior STEMI by using posterior leads... Dr Smith's ECG Blog

30min later

Coronary Embolism LAFB + RBBB LCx Occlusion ECG FOAM Steve Smith Chest pain and Concordant ST Depression in a patient with aortic valve and previously normal angiogram Dr Smith's ECG Blog

Initial

Isolated Posterior MI LCx Occlusion ECG FOAM Sam Ghali, Steve Smith Right precordial ST depression in a patient with chest pain Dr Smith's ECG Blog

Day 3, pain recurs

Chest Pain LCx Occlusion Subtle Inferoposterior MI ECG FOAM Steve Smith What is the culprit artery? Not what you think. Dr Smith's ECG Blog

Post cath

LCx Occlusion Nondiagnostic ECG ECG FOAM Steve Smith Persistent Chest Pain, an Elevated Troponin, and a Normal ECG. At midnight. Dr Smith's ECG Blog

Posterior leads

LCx Occlusion Nondiagnostic ECG ECG FOAM Steve Smith Persistent Chest Pain, an Elevated Troponin, and a Normal ECG. At midnight. Dr Smith's ECG Blog

Initial

LCx Occlusion Nondiagnostic ECG ECG FOAM Steve Smith Persistent Chest Pain, an Elevated Troponin, and a Normal ECG. At midnight. Dr Smith's ECG Blog

Prehospital

Tinv LCx Occlusion STD ECG FOAM Steve Smith Abnormal ST-T in V1-V3. What is it? Many interesting and informative twists to this case. Dr Smith's ECG Blog

Several days later

LCx Occlusion Post-Intervention ECG RBBB RVH STD ECG FOAM Steve Smith Nausea and Vomiting, Again. This ECG is loaded with information. Dr Smith's ECG Blog

Initial

InfPostLat MI Extreme Axis LCx Occlusion Long PR NSR Pathological Q Wave RBBB RVH ECG FOAM Steve Smith Nausea and Vomiting, Again. This ECG is loaded with information. Dr Smith's ECG Blog

Serial

LCx Occlusion ST Elevation in aVR STD 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 Occlusion ST Elevation in aVR STD 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 Occlusion ST Elevation in aVR STD 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

1h later

LCx Occlusion Subtle Lateral MI ECG FOAM Steve Smith A Male in his 50's with epigastric pain Dr Smith's ECG Blog

LCx Occlusion Subtle Lateral MI ECG FOAM Steve Smith A Male in his 50's with epigastric pain Dr Smith's ECG Blog

24min later

LCx Occlusion Multi-Vessel Disease Subtle Inferior Reciprocal Change MI ECG FOAM Steve Smith All this teaching makes a difference! And a new paper on subtle ST Elevation. Dr Smith's ECG Blog

Posterior leads

LCx Occlusion Posterior Leads -ST Elevation in Posterior Leads V7-9 ECG FOAM Steve Smith Beware confusing the diagnosis of posterior STEMI by using posterior leads... Dr Smith's ECG Blog

Pain free

LCx Occlusion Transient ST Elevation ECG FOAM Steve Smith Transient ST elevation, rules out for MI, what is it? Dr Smith's ECG Blog

Initial

Classic Inferior MI LCx Occlusion Transient ST Elevation ECG FOAM Steve Smith Transient ST elevation, rules out for MI, what is it? Dr Smith's ECG Blog

Arrival, pain persisted

~De Winter T MI LAD occlusion LCx Occlusion Multi-Vessel Disease ST Elevation in a PVC ECG FOAM Steve Smith Look at the PVCs (again)!! Dr Smith's ECG Blog

Isolated Posterior MI LCx Occlusion RBBB ECG FOAM Steve Smith Male in his 50's resuscitated from ventricular fib and comatose Dr Smith's ECG Blog

Initial

Isolated Posterior MI LCx Occlusion ECG FOAM Steve Smith Middle Aged Male with Chest Pain and Previous MI Dr Smith's ECG Blog

Initial

LCx Occlusion Subtle Lateral MI ECG FOAM Steve Smith The Same Theme: Large Lateral STEMI is Subtle on the ECG Dr Smith's ECG Blog

HyperT LCx Occlusion ECG FOAM Tom Bouthillet, Steve Smith Subtle Inferoposterolateral STEMI Dr Smith's ECG Blog

Serial

LCx Occlusion LBBB LBBB Inferopost MI ST Elevation in a PVC Subtle Inferoposterior MI ECG FOAM Steve Smith Cardiac Arrest suddenly after blood loss, is it due to MI? Also, when the rhythm looks like torsade, it is usually not. Dr Smith's ECG Blog

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