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#ECG Education for Physician Assistants & Nurse Practitioners

Katılım Ekim 2020
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ECG Reid
ECG Reid@ECGwithReid·
Thoughts on this rhythm?
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ECG Reid@ECGwithReid·
Answer: Ventricular tachycardia
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ECG Reid@ECGwithReid·
@heartsECGcourse @ECGcases @EMCases RCA occlusion until proven otherwise! Inferior hyper acute T waves, posterior involvement, complete heart block! High lateral reciprocal changes
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Willy Frick
Willy Frick@willyhfrick·
Rhythm? Culprit?
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Willy Frick@willyhfrick·
Explain V3
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Dr.トモ@心電図オタク
Differentiation of WCT…, 〈Brugada Algorithm〉 ・No RS in V1-6 ➥VT is likely 〈Vereckei aVR Algorithm〉 ・Initial q wave>40 msec ➥VT is likely +"Positive concordance" in chest leads ▷▷▷VT is likely, I think. Using this figure, the origin of this VT is "RBLI pattern" ➥Antero-septal wall side of LV origin🧐🧐🧐
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ECG Reid@ECGwithReid·
@IrmaMDv Personally, I don't think there are two different competing atrial and ventricular rhythms. Can see similar WRS widening in some of the PAC's. Post tachycardia pause. I vote some sort of SVT/Atrial-based tachycardia with aberrancy. Open to other opinions 😀!
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Irma
Irma@IrmaMDv·
Are there two rhythms that compete with each other🤔? Sinus and AIVR, with fusion beats? 🤷🏼‍♀️
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Irma@IrmaMDv·
Ha! 3 #holter clips of the same patient #ECG
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ECG Reid@ECGwithReid·
@ecgandrhythmRoe Looks like a few episodes of unsensed atrial depolarization!
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ECG Reid@ECGwithReid·
65 year old chest discomfort. Thoughts?
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Dr. Andreas Roeschl
Dr. Andreas Roeschl@ecgandrhythmRoe·
@ECGwithReid Maybe a type 2 myocardial infarction; the RCA is not severely narrowed or occluded, but the drop in Hb has nevertheless triggered an IWMI with posterior involvement?
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ECG Reid@ECGwithReid·
Interesting case. 65 year old male with chest pain. Found to have splenic rupture on imaging. Taken to the OR for splenectomy. 2L blood loss. Initial Hgb 10 but down to 7 g/dL postoperatively. However, on chart review, initial troponins continued to rise over next few days. Finally, ECG obtained. Thoughts? Demand ischemia or occlusion?
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ECG Reid@ECGwithReid·
Another interesting case. 60 year old female with history of IgG lambda myeloma presented to the ER in SVT. Found to have pericardial effusion with suspicious LV mass. Pericardial fluid positive for lambda light chain restricted population of plasma cells. Diagnosis: plasmacytoma causing malignant pericardial effusion.
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ECG Reid@ECGwithReid·
Here I break down an #ECG with a Right Coronary Artery (RCA) occlusion and Complete AV Block 😁 Link to YouTube ⤵️ youtu.be/Nk-i2BRO0OU?si…
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ECG Reid@ECGwithReid·
50 year old male. #ECG after successful resuscitation after VFib arrest. Proximal RCA occlusion ➡️ stented. Second ECG is after stent placed later that day.
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