Dr. Smith's ECG Blog

Instructive ECGs in Emergency Medicine Clinical Content

Associate Editors:
— Pendell Meyers & Ken Grauer (2018)
— Jesse McLaren & Emre Aslanger (2022)
— Willy Frick (2024)

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Coronary Angiography Guide by Willy Frick — Everything you ever wanted to know about the Cath Lab

Introductory Angiography Guide

To find the guide later, go to the banner at the top of the blog:

This blog is dedicated to improving understanding of ECGs in the context of emergency medicine. A substantial proportion of cases discussed include diagnostic angiography. Attaining expertise in angiography requires dedication and practice. What follows is an introduction to angiography — a guide meant for people with no prior experience interpreting angiograms.

The guide is a living document, which I (Willy Frick) will continuously update as I encounter additional angiographic images worth learning from. Please feel free to contact me (on Twitter or Bluesky) with any suggestions or corrections.

Introductory Angiography Guide

I wrote the entire guide to help readers understand angiographic images I post on the blog in more depth. But if you just want a quick reference, standard views are here:

Left sided vessels

Right sided vessels

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