The computer calls this a “normal ECG”. We’ll just keep making this point.
This case was contributed by Brooks Walsh, an emergency physician in Connecticut. A middle-aged woman had an acute onset of chest pain and…
Dynamic, Reversible, Ischemic T-wave inversion mimics Wellens’. All trops negative.
A middle-aged man presented with 7-8/10 non-radiating chest tightness to the left chest wall, associated with nausea but no diaphoresis, that…
Reversible T-wave inversion — it reverses, then evolves, then reverses when ischemia is gone. Normalization of T-waves, NOT pseudonormalization.
A 62 yo male has had chest pain with exertion for 2 weeks. He began having chest pain at rest at 2AM, and presented at 7 AM. Here is his…