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Discharge

Post-Intervention ECGRCA OcclusionReperfusion ECG FOAM Jesse McLaren, Pendell Meyers, et.al. Chest pain and anterior ST depression. What’s the cause(s)? Dr Smith's ECG Blog
Excess Disc. STERCA OcclusionSyncope3°AVBVentricular Escape ECG FOAM Ken Grauer, Andy Lichtenheld, Steve Smith A 70-something woman with syncope and a wide complex Dr Smith's ECG Blog

Initial

Excess Disc. STDExcess Disc. STERCA OcclusionRight Ventricular MI - V1LBBB Inferopost MISyncope3°AVB ECG FOAM Ken Grauer, Andy Lichtenheld, Steve Smith A 70-something woman with syncope and a wide complex Dr Smith's ECG Blog

On arrival

AFlutter VariableClassic Inferoposterior MIPseudo-Normal TRCA Occlusion ECG FOAM Steve Smith An 82 year old with syncope Dr Smith's ECG Blog

9min later

RCA OcclusionSubtle Inferoposterior MI ECG FOAM Steve Smith An 82 year old with syncope Dr Smith's ECG Blog

Pacing off

BradyLateral STERCA Occlusion3°AVB ECG FOAM Steve Smith Hours out of the OR for valve replacement surgery: patient with paced rhythm becomes hemodynamically unstable Dr Smith's ECG Blog

Serial

RCA OcclusionSgarbossa Paced Lateral MIVentricular Pacing ECG FOAM Steve Smith Hours out of the OR for valve replacement surgery: patient with paced rhythm becomes hemodynamically unstable Dr Smith's ECG Blog

After treatment

Missed MIRCA OcclusionSubtle Lateral MI ECG FOAM Steve Smith Pericarditis? Or STEMI? The difference can be fatal. Dr Smith's ECG Blog

Chest pressure again

Pseudo-Normal TRCA OcclusionSubtle Inferoposterior MI ECG FOAM Steve Smith 2 Examples of Posterior Reperfusion T-waves Dr Smith's ECG Blog

After GTN

Anterior STEDynamicRCA OcclusionSerial ECG ECG FOAM Steve Smith, Brooks Walsh Anterorlateral STEMI? Old Anterior MI? But cath shows RCA thrombotic stenosis. Dr Smith's ECG Blog

Initial

Old Anterior MIRCA OcclusionSubtle Anterior MI ECG FOAM Steve Smith, Brooks Walsh Anterorlateral STEMI? Old Anterior MI? But cath shows RCA thrombotic stenosis. Dr Smith's ECG Blog

Electrodes misplaced

Classic Inferoposterior MIRCA Occlusion ECG FOAM Steve Smith What is the culprit vessel? Dr Smith's ECG Blog

Initial

Misplaced-High Lateral D1 MIRCA Occlusion ECG FOAM Steve Smith What is the culprit vessel? Dr Smith's ECG Blog

Next AM

RCA OcclusionResolved Subtle Inferior Reciprocal Change MI ECG FOAM Steve Smith A Case of Clinical Unstable Angina in the ED Dr Smith's ECG Blog

Initial

LBBBNotched S Wave NadirNotched Wide R WaveRCA OcclusionSinus Brady ECG FOAM Steve Smith Left Bundle Branch Block with Subacute STEMI Dr Smith's ECG Blog

10h later

RCA OcclusionReperfusion T Wave ECG FOAM Steve Smith Chest Pain: What do you see on the ECG? Dr Smith's ECG Blog

Initial

RCA OcclusionSubtle Inferoposterior MI ECG FOAM Steve Smith Chest Pain: What do you see on the ECG? Dr Smith's ECG Blog
Posterior LeadsRCA OcclusionRight LeadsRight Ventricular MI – V4R ECG FOAM Steve Smith, Elisha Targonsky What is the infarct artery? (Complex analysis, in this case) Dr Smith's ECG Blog

Post resuscitation from VF arrest

ArrestLBBBRCA OcclusionLBBB Antero-Inf MI ECG FOAM Steve Smith Some Cardiologists still are not familiar with Sgarbossa Criteria..... Dr Smith's ECG Blog
Biphasic TJunctional EscapeRCA OcclusionSubtle Inferoposterior MI ECG FOAM Steve Smith Middle Aged Male with Burning Chest Pain -- Assess the Entire Clinical Scenario Dr Smith's ECG Blog

Hypotensive and bradycardic

DynamicRCA OcclusionReperfusion T WaveSinus Brady ECG FOAM Steve Smith Sudden Left Trapezius Pain and Syncope Dr Smith's ECG Blog

Right leads

RCA OcclusionRight Ventricular MI – V4R ECG FOAM Steve Smith Inferior and Posterior STEMI. What else? Dr Smith's ECG Blog
Classic Inferoposterior MIPathological Q WaveRCA OcclusionRCA OcclusionRight Ventricular MI - V1 ECG FOAM Steve Smith Inferior and Posterior STEMI. What else? Dr Smith's ECG Blog

Pain free

RCA OcclusionReperfusion T Wave ECG FOAM Steve Smith Waxing and Waning Chest Pain Dr Smith's ECG Blog

Post cath

RCA OcclusionReperfusion T Wave ECG FOAM Steve Smith Prehospital Inferior STEMI: Bedside Echo in ED is normal Dr Smith's ECG Blog