40 Minute Lecture with Many Cases: Complications of Acute Coronary Syndrome.
This lecture starts with 13:45 minutes of didactics, then goes on to 26 minutes of 11 case presentations. There are many ECGs and…
Severe LVH and PseudoSTEMI
An elderly male with end stage renal disease had hypotension (50’s systolic) and syncope (LOC, and loss of radial pulses) during…
A Case of Clinical Unstable Angina in the ED
A woman in late middle age with a history of a mild stenosis of the RCA seen on CT coronary angiogram 4 years prior presented 2 hours after…
A Middle-Age Male with Chest Pain that Recurs in the ED
A middle aged male with some coronary risk factors presented to the ED after an episode of typical sounding chest pain that was resolved upon…
Syncope and a Possible Type 2 Brugada Morphology
A young man had 10 seconds of syncope without a prodrome. He had had it once before. Exam was normal. This ECG was recorded: There…
One hour lecture on Subtle ECG findings of Acute LAD Occlusion (plus some inferior/lateral/posterior)
This is my most popular lecture, which Scott Joing of www.hqmeded.com just recorded for me in his amazing video recording studio. When I give…
Cardiac arrest, defibrillated, diffuse ST depression and ST Elevation in aVR. Why?
A middle-aged male had a V Fib arrest. He had not complained of any premonitory symptoms (which is very common). He had a history…
Acute chest pain, bradycardia, and hypotension
A middle-aged male complained of acute onset of chest pain. He was diaphoretic, weak, lightheaded, but alert. Blood…
Ventricular Fibrillation, Resuscitation, and Hyperacute T-waves: What does the Angiogram show?
An elderly person collapsed and was found to be pulseless. He had immediate bystander CPR. An AED was placed and one shock was…
Giant Inverted T waves in an Elderly Patient
This is another contribution from Victoria Stephen. Victoria is a third year EM Registrar from at the University of the…