Home Wide complex and apparent hyperacute T-waves. Does absence of change from previous ECG mean that it is not New?

onNovember 5, 2023

Wide complex and apparent hyperacute T-waves. Does absence of change from previous ECG mean that it is not New?

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onNovember 5, 2023

65 year old with chest pain + new Left Bundle Branch Block: is this acute coronary occlusion?

by Jesse McLaren A 65 year old with a history of COPD, coronary artery disease, reflux and cocaine use presented with chest tightness and…

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A man in his mid 50s was playing soccer and collapsed. Bystanders initiated CPR and delivered 3 AED-advised shocks. The patient was intubated…

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onNovember 9, 2023

A 60-something yo female presented w/ exertional chest pain for 3 days. She had a recent positive stress test about one week ago. Pain was…

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onNovember 11, 2023

A 90-something year old woman presented with an acute mild stroke. She had a routine ECG as part of her workup: What do you think? This was…

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onNovember 14, 2023

In the last post, we saw how important old ECGs are in assessing the current ECG in a patient without atypical presentation (in this previous…