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The role of 12 lead ECG in Pediatric Pulmonary Hypertension
An 11 year old male presents with complaint of substernal chest pain, 6/10, unable to describe the sensation but non-radiating, which started while running. Primary assessment: Patent airway Adequate respiratory effort with no signs of distress skin is pink, warm and dry, with no signs of hypoperfusion Pertinent medical Hx: Chronic Interstitial Lung Disease Secondary Pulmonary […]
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Jim Todd
71 year old male: Chest Discomfort
The peaked T waves and clinical presentation would be enough for me to advise ER of a possible MI although probably not a definite STEMI.
2018-04-08 02:38:36
71 year old male: Chest Discomfort
The peaked T waves and clinical presentation would be enough for me to advise ER of a possible MI although probably not a definite STEMI.
2018-04-08 02:38:36
Pendell
41 year old female CC: Chest pain
Is it just me or are the synchronization marks on the synchronized defibrillation monitor strip almost exactly on the T-wave instead of the QRS complex? I would not have pressed shock with the monitor showing this, as I would have thought it was likely to induce VF. I have seen this phenomenon work with amazing…
2018-04-03 17:51:19
41 year old female CC: Chest pain
Is it just me or are the synchronization marks on the synchronized defibrillation monitor strip almost exactly on the T-wave instead of the QRS complex? I would not have pressed shock with the monitor showing this, as I would have thought it was likely to induce VF. I have seen this phenomenon work with amazing…
2018-04-03 17:51:19
Doug
What it Looks Like: Cardiac Arrest
This really cemented the reasoning behind obtaining an ekg on seizure or syncope and why any syncopated episode during exercise can be an ominous sign. Thank you.
2018-04-02 00:54:46
What it Looks Like: Cardiac Arrest
This really cemented the reasoning behind obtaining an ekg on seizure or syncope and why any syncopated episode during exercise can be an ominous sign. Thank you.
2018-04-02 00:54:46
Matt
Understanding ECG Filtering
Hi I wondered if you might have a reference/resource for the frequencies of the different ECG components/interference?
2018-03-26 15:24:18
Understanding ECG Filtering
Hi I wondered if you might have a reference/resource for the frequencies of the different ECG components/interference?
2018-03-26 15:24:18
goran
71 year old male: Chest Discomfort
Sadleback ST elevation -maybe Brugada tip 2
2018-03-21 13:23:16
71 year old male: Chest Discomfort
Sadleback ST elevation -maybe Brugada tip 2
2018-03-21 13:23:16
