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…
EM Crit Podcast: Part 2 Interview on “Who needs acute PCI?”
Scott Weingart Interviews me: Part 2 of Who needs acute PCI?
Pulseless ventricular tachycardia – why did the AED not advise a shock?
This case was submitted by my friend Dr. Victoria Stephens. She is a third year Emergency Medicine Registrar from at the University of…
Emergency Department Syncope Workup: After H and P, ECG is the Only Test Required for Every Patient…..
Summary of ED Approach to Syncope Please excuse the formatting problems, which I have not been able to fix! I have used this to educate…