With all those Q-waves, this can’t be acute OMI, right?
Author’s note: This post is guest-written by Brooks Walsh, an emergency physician with an interest in emergency electrocardiology and…
Computer says “normal,” troponin undetectable.
This was written by @BrooksWalsh, with one comment by Smith A middle-aged guy comes in with chest pain. No known cardiac disease, and he’s…
Trust a computer read of “Normal ECG” at your peril!
This case was contributed by Brooks Walsh, an emergency physician in Connecticut. Don’t trust the “Normal ECG” It’s…
Acute coronary occlusion seen in paced *and* non-paced ECGs
This was written by Brooks Walsh @BrooksWalsh, an emergency physician in Connecticut. A paced ECG The family of a very elderly person called…
Wide-complex tachycardia that didn’t follow the rules
Case contributed by Brooks Walsh, an emergency physician and ECG aficionado in Connecticut (and a few comments by Smith) A middle-aged…
A young peripartum woman with Chest Pain
This is written by Brooks Walsh. https://twitter.com/BrooksWalsh A 30 year-old woman was brought to the ED with chest pain. It had started…
The computer calls this a “normal ECG”. We’ll just keep making this point.
This case was contributed by Brooks Walsh, an emergency physician in Connecticut. A middle-aged woman had an acute onset of chest pain and…
Wide-complex tachycardia: VT, aberrant, or “other?”
Wide-complex tachycardia: VT or aberrant, or “other?” This case is contributed by Brooks Walsh, an EM physician and ECG expert…