Anterior hyperacute T-waves: look at this upside down mirror image
One reader who trained in France learned that a good way to see the ST elevation better is to look at a mirror image of the ECG (upside…
Excellent case of RBBB with STEMI on EMS 12-lead blog, here’s the link
http://ems12lead.com/2011/02/09/an-unusual-case-of-right-bundle-branch-block-discussion/
Inferior hyperacute T-waves. The clue is T-wave inversion in aVL. Serial ECGs evolve to ST Elevation.
This is a 66 year old male with severe substernal chest pain. He was intermittently bradycardic down to the 30’s with a blood…
Hyperacute T-waves, missed by computer, short DBT, but large myocardial infarction
This 57 yo male with no past medical history had sudden onset of chest pain while sleeping. He called 911 at midnight and his…
Cardiac Arrest, Wide Complex, Is it STEMI?
For other cases of cardiac arrest, see these posts Case This 200 kg patient was watching TV when he had a witnessed v fib arrest, and had a…
Left Ventricular Aneurysm or Anterior Acute STEMI?
I am simply going to post a link to a nice presentation of this at the ems12lead.com blog by Tom Bouthillet.…
Incomplete LBBB, posterior STEMI, posterior leads, in a snowstorm
A 76 yo male had Chest Pain followed by a cardiac arrest. He was resuscitated in the field, and had hypotension annd electrical storm in the…
LAD occlusion in the setting of paced rhythm
An 80 yo male presented with chest pain. There is clearly a ventricular paced rhythm. Normally in a paced rhythm, the QRS is all negative from…