Prehospital ST Elevation and pain resolve with NTG. ECG and Echo normal in ED.
The resolution of symptoms and the ECG in this case is similar to the last post, but the ST and T-wave morphology of the ECGs are quite…
The last post: why is it not pericarditis? (hint: previous ECG has LV aneurysm morphology)
Yesterday, I posted this interesting transient STEMI. I was asked why it is not pericarditis. I have edited the post (see red text) to…
Transient STEMI, serial ECGs prehospital to hospital, all troponins negative (less than 0.04 ng/ml)
This is a 45 yo male who had an inferior STEMI 6 months prior, was found to have severe LAD and left main disease, and was supposed to be set…
The development of an inferior-posterior STEMI, from prehospital to hospital
For other cases of inferior hyperacute T-wave click here and here. For more on lead aVL, click here and here. Also use labels on the…
Chest pain and LBBB. LBBB resolves and there is V1-V3 T-wave inversion.
A 59 year old man with no cardiac history was at work when he developed very typical substernal chest pressure. He went to a clinic…
AV Dissociation. Is there AV block?
This patient had a drug overdose with oxcarbazepine and this ECG was recorded. What is the rhythm? Is there AV block? See the comments…
Take a look at this prehospital ECG:
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What kind of AV block is this?? And where is the coronary occlusion??
For couple very interesting related posts, click here. A 76 year old male presented with chest pain. Here is the initial ECG:…