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ECG of the Week - 12th March 2012 - Interpretation

ECG of the Week

Tinv Normal Rate Standard Calib Wide QRS Delta Wave R in V1 WPW STD Biphasic T waves ECG of the Week

ECG of the Week - 18th June 2012 - Interpretation

ECG of the Week

Flat T Normal Rate Weak ~HypoCa HypoK (1.1)Tall U ECG of the Week

ECG of the Week - 30th January 2017 - Interpretation

ECG of the Week

Resolved Dizzy LBBB Normal Axis Normal Rate Resolved Chest Pain Sgarb Neg ECG of the Week

ECG of the Week - 13th March 2017 - Interpretation

ECG of the Week

Normal Rate Regular Short PR STE Wide QRS Delta Wave WPW MI Biphasic T waves ECG of the Week

ECG of the Week - 19th March 2018 - Interpretation

ECG of the Week

AF Dizzy Left Axis Normal Rate ECG of the Week

ECG of the Week - 19th November 2018 - Interpretation

ECG of the Week

Double Speed SOB Limb Leads Normal Axis Normal Rate Chest Pain ECG of the Week

Paced Rhythm

Normal Rate Ventricular Pacing Sgarb Neg ECG Guru

Inferior Wall M.I.

Normal Axis Normal Rate Regular STE Inf STE Classic Inferior MI Pathological Q Wave ECG Guru

PACs With Left Anterior Fascicular Block Aberrancy

Normal Rate LAFB PAC Interrupted ECG Guru

Right Bundle Branch Block

Normal Rate Right Axis RBBB ECG Guru

Left Bundle Branch Block With Left Atrial Enlargement

LBBB Normal Axis Normal Rate Regular LAE PVC ECG Guru

Hyperkalemia

Left Axis Normal Rate Peaked T Regular Weak Wide QRS Absent P HyperK (8.8) ECG Guru

Catastrophic Event With Bradycardia

SOB Normal Rate STE Baseline wander ECG Guru

ECG Blog #137 (SVT – AV Block – Atrial Flutter – Atrial Tachycardia – Atrial Fibrillation)

AFlutter Normal Rate Regular ECG Interpretation

ECG Interpretation Review #141 (Ischemia - STEMI - Coronary Anatomy - Lat - Post - Inf - MI)

Normal Axis Normal Rate Normal P Normal PR NSR Regular Inf STE Recip STD Isolated Posterior MI Classic Inferior MI RV MI ST Elevation in V1 ECG Interpretation

A healthy 30-something presented with nausea, vomiting, benign positional vertigo and atrial fibrillation

AF Dizzy Normal Rate Dr Smith's ECG Blog