Adam, Brixton Hill on July 4, 2012 Thank you very much. That's the best explanation of differentiating STEMI and pericarditis on EKG I've seen and with a vivid patient story to hang the knowledge on. The whole way through, I was expecting you to end with the angiography, DAMN! Reply
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very informative..
Thank you very much. That's the best explanation of differentiating STEMI and pericarditis on EKG I've seen and with a vivid patient story to hang the knowledge on. The whole way through, I was expecting you to end with the angiography, DAMN!
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