Formula for Early Repol vs. Anterior STEMIhyperacute T-wavesSubtle LAD OcclusionSubtle STE2 Min Read Steve SmithonSeptember 30, 2017 30 yo woman with chest pain and a “normal ECG” by the computer, this one prehospital This was sent by paramedics in the Northwest Ambulance Service in the UK. James Alameddine credits his partner, Gary Wilson. Case A 30…
computernormal ECGSubtle STE1 Min Read Steve SmithonSeptember 27, 2017 Just a few cases that the computer called “normal” This article has been discussed on Twitter today. It purports to show that you don’t need to read the ECG if the computer says…
Formula for Early Repol vs. Anterior STEMISubtle LAD Occlusion3 Min Read Steve SmithonSeptember 26, 2017 A 50-something with chest pain and minimal precordial ST elevation A 50-something with diabetes presented with 3 hours of sharp chest pain radiating to the left hand, with dyspnea and diaphoresis; it was…
accelerated idioventricular rhythmde Winter's T-waveshyperacute T-waveslateral STEMIsigns of reperfusionsubtleSubtle STE7 Min Read Pendell MeyersonSeptember 24, 2017 Chest pain and precordial ST depression which resolve, followed by a wide complex rhythm Here is another case written by Pendell Meyers, a G2 at Stony Brook. As I mentioned before, Pendell will be helping to edit and…
AVRT: AV Reciprocating Tachycardia (through accessory pathway)SVT with aberrancyWide complex tachycardiawolff parkinson white WPW9 Min Read Pendell MeyersonSeptember 14, 2017 Wide Complex Tachycardia: is the patient stable or unstable? Here is another case written by Pendell Meyers, a G2 at Stony Brook. As I mentioned before, Pendell will be helping to edit and…
acutenesshyperacute T-wavesLAD occlusionThrombolyticstroponin4 Min Read Steve SmithonSeptember 1, 2017 15 hours of chest pain. Too late for thrombolytics, right? Unstable Angina still exists. The time window for therapy with thrombolytics is up to 12 hours after the onset of chest pain, based on many studies done in the thrombolytic…