Slightly Peaked T-waves. What is it?
I saw this as I was reading a large a stack of ECGs: What do you think? There is sinus tachycardia. The T-waves are slightly…
Weakness and Hypotension, with Bradycardia.
This dialysis patient called 911 for weakness. Medics found the patient to be hypotensive and bradycardic. The patient was taking…
This ECG is pathognomonic and you must recognize it.
This patient was found with a bottle of alcohol and altered mental status. His breath alcohol was 0.259. Due to bradycardia, a…
A Very Wide Complex Tachycardia. What is the Rhythm? Use Lewis Leads!!
A patient with a history of severely reduced left ventricular function, renal insufficiency and atrial fibrillation presented with slight…
A Very Wide Complex
What do you think of this ECG from a critically ill patient? See Below I can only give minimal information in order to protect identity: this…
Are these peaked T-waves the patient’s baseline T-waves?
A middle-aged patient presented feeling moderately ill. He had an ECG recorded. QRS 102 ms. There are peaked T-waves. See V4…
Bradycardia, SOB, in a Dialysis Patient
A dialysis patient presented with dyspnea and a heart rate of 33. His medications included amlodipine and carvedilol. He has a…
Several Wide Complex Rhythms in One Patient. Test yourself: Will You See What I Did Not See?
This time I’m going to tell you that the case is mine because the mistakes were mine. I sat down to write one narrative, but as I…
What Does this ECG tell us about the Electrolytes?
See description and answer below Hint: this is a dialysis patient 1. There are peaked T-waves 2. There is a long ST segment, resulting in a…
You MUST recognize this pattern, even if it is not common
Disclaimer: I never state from where I get a case. They come from all over the world. Any case may or may not be from my own…