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ArrestPE ECG FOAM Pendell Meyers, Steve Smith A man in his 30s with cardiac arrest and STE on the post-ROSC ECG Dr Smith's ECG Blog
ArrestPE ECG FOAM Pendell Meyers, Steve Smith A man in his 30s with cardiac arrest and STE on the post-ROSC ECG Dr Smith's ECG Blog
ArrestPE ECG FOAM Pendell Meyers, Steve Smith A man in his 30s with cardiac arrest and STE on the post-ROSC ECG Dr Smith's ECG Blog
ArrestPE ECG FOAM Pendell Meyers, Steve Smith A man in his 30s with cardiac arrest and STE on the post-ROSC ECG Dr Smith's ECG Blog

15 min later post PEA arrest and ROSC

Resolved ArrestPERBBBS1Q3T3Sinus TachType II MI ECG FOAM Ken Grauer, Pendell Meyers, Neha Ray, Steve Smith A woman in her 50s with shortness of breath Dr Smith's ECG Blog

Initial

SOBTinvPERight AxisS1Q3T3Sinus TachSyncope ECG FOAM Ken Grauer, Pendell Meyers, Neha Ray, Steve Smith A woman in her 50s with shortness of breath Dr Smith's ECG Blog

Serial

-DynamicPESerial ECG ECG FOAM Lucas Goss, Pendell Meyers, Steve Smith A man in his 40s with RUQ abdominal pain Dr Smith's ECG Blog

Initial

-Wellens AConvex ST ElevationTinvPES1Q3T3Sinus Tach ECG FOAM Lucas Goss, Pendell Meyers, Steve Smith A man in his 40s with RUQ abdominal pain Dr Smith's ECG Blog

Prehospital 3

~Classic Inferoposterior MI~PE ECG FOAM Steve Smith Collapse, pulse present, ECG shows inferior OMI. Then there is loss of pulses with continued narrow complex on the monitor ("PEA arrest") Dr Smith's ECG Blog

Prehospital 1

~Classic Inferior MILOC~PE ECG FOAM Steve Smith Collapse, pulse present, ECG shows inferior OMI. Then there is loss of pulses with continued narrow complex on the monitor ("PEA arrest") Dr Smith's ECG Blog
TinvPERight AxisRight Ventricular StrainSinus TachSTE12-lead ECG FOAM Alex Bracey, Pendell Meyers, Steve Smith When the ECG is more revealing than the HPI Dr Smith's ECG Blog

3h later

TinvPERight Ventricular StrainS1Q3T312-lead ECG FOAM Vitaliy Belyshev, Charles Harris, Pendell Meyers, Steve Smith A man in his 40s with a highly specific ECG Dr Smith's ECG Blog
TinvPERight Ventricular StrainS1Q3T3Sinus Tach ECG FOAM Vitaliy Belyshev, Charles Harris, Pendell Meyers, Steve Smith A man in his 40s with a highly specific ECG Dr Smith's ECG Blog
ArrestTinvPESinus TachSTD12-lead ECG FOAM Steve Smith Chest pain, ST Elevation, and tachycardia in a 40-something woman Dr Smith's ECG Blog
-PERVH12-leadSyncope ECG FOAM Steve Smith 21 year old woman with CP, SOB, then syncope, and with ST depression with T-wave inversion in V1-V3 Dr Smith's ECG Blog
PERight Ventricular Strain ECG FOAM Pendell Meyers, Steve Smith A young woman with altered mental status and hypotension Dr Smith's ECG Blog
TinvPERight Ventricular Strain ECG FOAM Pendell Meyers, Steve Smith A young woman with altered mental status and hypotension Dr Smith's ECG Blog
PERight Ventricular Strain ECG FOAM Pendell Meyers, Steve Smith A young woman with altered mental status and hypotension Dr Smith's ECG Blog
PERight Ventricular Strain ECG FOAM Pendell Meyers, Steve Smith A young woman with altered mental status and hypotension Dr Smith's ECG Blog

Post transfer

TinvPE ECG FOAM Alex Bracey, Pendell Meyers, Steve Smith An elderly woman transferred to you for chest pain, shortness of breath, and positive troponin - does she need the cath lab now? Dr Smith's ECG Blog

Initial

TinvPE-Reperfusion T Wave ECG FOAM Alex Bracey, Pendell Meyers, Steve Smith An elderly woman transferred to you for chest pain, shortness of breath, and positive troponin - does she need the cath lab now? Dr Smith's ECG Blog
TinvPESinus Tach ECG FOAM Steve Smith Comatose after opiate overdose, with tachycardia and hypotension Dr Smith's ECG Blog
LPFB + RBBBPE ECG FOAM Steve Smith RBBB. Is there ST Elevation in III and aVR, with reciprocal ST depression in I and aVL? Dr Smith's ECG Blog

Day 4

Resolved TinvPEResolved Right Ventricular Strain ECG FOAM Pendell Meyers, Steve Smith A crashing patient with an abnormal ECG that you must recognize Dr Smith's ECG Blog

Day 2

TinvPERight Ventricular Strain ECG FOAM Pendell Meyers, Steve Smith A crashing patient with an abnormal ECG that you must recognize Dr Smith's ECG Blog