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NonSTEMI

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Steve Smith

onOctober 15, 2014

Smith SMACC-Gold Lecture in on the Intensive Care Network: Subtle ischemia, or NonSTEMI that need the Cath Lab Now

This is the 30 minute lecture I gave at Social Media and Critical Care (SMACC) on the Gold Coast of Australia in March. It is called…

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long QT

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Steve Smith

onOctober 15, 2014

Chest Pain and a Very Abnormal ECG

A male in his 60’s with no history of coronary disease presented with chest pain. Here is his ED ECG: He had several previous ECGs…

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LBBB

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Steve Smith

onOctober 12, 2014

Some Cardiologists still are not familiar with Sgarbossa Criteria…..

This case shows how you have to advocate for your patient. You have to be the expert. I talk to a lot of emergency physicians who have…

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4 Min Read

Steve Smith

onOctober 10, 2014

Is it Wellens’ Syndrome?

A middle-aged African American man with history of tobacco use, HTN, and chronic renal disease, but no known coronary disease, presented with…

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Steve Smith

onSeptember 27, 2014

A Mystery Rhythm, Explained by K. Wang’s Ladder Diagram.

This was presented at the SMACC-Gold EKG workshop: Can you figure it out? See the answer below. Here is a nice ladder diagram and explanation…

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Steve Smith

onSeptember 23, 2014

Diffuse ST Elevation. What do you think?

What do you think of this ECG, without any clinical information? There is inferior and lateral ST elevation and ST depression in V1 and V2,…

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8 Min Read

Steve Smith

onSeptember 19, 2014

Prolonged (63 minutes) Ventricular Fibrillation, Followed by Shock. What’s going on?

A middle-aged patient presented in continued ventricular fibrillation after 5 minutes of down time and 45 minutes of prehospital resuscitation…

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8 Min Read

Steve Smith

onSeptember 19, 2014

Prolonged (63 minutes) Ventricular Fibrillation, Followed by Shock. What’s going on?

A middle-aged patient presented in continued ventricular fibrillation after 5 minutes of down time and 45 minutes of prehospital resuscitation…

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3 Min Read

Steve Smith

onSeptember 17, 2014

Two (apparent wide complex) Rhythms in One Patient: First is at rate of 300, second at Rate of 180

A middle-aged patient with no known significant past medical history had sudden onset of palpitations, diaphoresis, dyspnea. This lasted…

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Steve Smith

onSeptember 17, 2014

Two (apparent wide complex) Rhythms in One Patient: First is at rate of 300, second at Rate of 180

A middle-aged patient with no known significant past medical history had sudden onset of palpitations, diaphoresis, dyspnea. This lasted…

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Heartfelt Reflections: Stories of Love, Loss, and Growth

Smith SMACC-Gold Lecture in on the Intensive Care Network: Subtle ischemia, or NonSTEMI that need the Cath Lab Now

Chest Pain and a Very Abnormal ECG

Some Cardiologists still are not familiar with Sgarbossa Criteria…..

Is it Wellens’ Syndrome?

A Mystery Rhythm, Explained by K. Wang’s Ladder Diagram.

Diffuse ST Elevation. What do you think?

Prolonged (63 minutes) Ventricular Fibrillation, Followed by Shock. What’s going on?

Prolonged (63 minutes) Ventricular Fibrillation, Followed by Shock. What’s going on?

Two (apparent wide complex) Rhythms in One Patient: First is at rate of 300, second at Rate of 180

Two (apparent wide complex) Rhythms in One Patient: First is at rate of 300, second at Rate of 180