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@baramink The first ECG shows sinus rhythm with a short PR alternating with, I believe, pre-excited AF. The second ECG shows a short PR with a delta wave. It's worth mentioning that the second ECG has the electrodes switched: those of the arms are on the legs and vice versa.

I saw this 33 y old pt today in my clinic . The first #ECG 👇 from last year when she was 7 months gestation admitted with sob and palpitations #echofirst was normal. #ECG 2 now Q. Diagnosis ? Treatment? #cardiology #cardioed

@TrackYourHeart It is not LAD occlusion, nor is it Brugada. What intrigues me most about this ECG is the very low voltage in DII, which is not due to RA and RL inversion.

40 year old male with chest pain. Diagnosis? #ECG

@drsbk7 33°C ?

65 yr old hypertensive came with decrease level of consciousness Monitor showing bp 60/30 mmhg, ct normal ,electrolytes normal in ABG . Ecg s/o ?

@Fenerist63 @smithECGBlog @ecgandrhythmRoe @RobertHermanMD @PendellM @ekgpress Atrial fibrillation + pre-excitation

What's happening? @smithECGBlog @ecgandrhythmRoe @RobertHermanMD @PendellM @ekgpress #ECG

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@Arron_Pearce_ Hola @Arron_Pearce_ I don't think so, with clockwise rotation, DI is + while DII and DIII will be -, as in this case. Correct me if I'm wrong

@LubeckHE It's actually rotation in the other direction. I believe that you need the old ECG, as there are several possibilities that could make aVR = aVF. Without the old ECG, we don't know what the patient's aVL and aVF look like for example. x.com/Arron_Pearce_/…

A limb lead reversal challenge for you - Can you identify which limb leads are where? You need to see the corrected ECG below for this one

@smithECGBlog @Arron_Pearce_ Okay, precordials are placed from v6 to v1

@Arron_Pearce_ Good one! Never seen that before! I was thinking misplacement of right sided leads.

What do you think of this ECG? 😆

@IhabFathiSulima Electrocardiographic changes due to hyperkalemia, resolved in the second EKG, and the V5 electrode fell off

A 38-year-old man was admitted to the intensive care unit with complaints of nausea, vomiting, and epigastric pain. The patient had a history of type 1 diabetes mellitus, for which he was receiving insulin therapy. The patient was also receiving lisinopril for hypertension. Before and after. What is the diagnosis!

@ecgandrhythmRoe @ShovanKumar19 I see AV dissociation, it seems like VT to me, with VERY strange morphology, K, Ca? or even artifact

This ECG was sent to me by @ShovanKumar19 A patient with DCM and shortness of breath. What`s your take?

@ecgandrhythmRoe @ShovanKumar19 I got lost here, could someone please explain to me why this irregularly irregular rhythm without clear regular atrial activity is more suspicious of VT than AF?

this ECG was sent to me by @ShovanKumar19. What`s your take? SVT with aberant conduction or VT? Does the QRS complex after the short pause help you? PMcardio version and original version!

@ecgandrhythmRoe @ShovanKumar19 Looks irregularly irregular, like an AF, don't you think?

@willyhfrick @PacingSpike @evanklin96 @ecgrhythms @The_Nanashi_O @fibtoflutter @Arron_Pearce_ @ecgandrhythmRoe CRT?

Do you agree with the over read? @PacingSpike @evanklin96 @ecgrhythms @The_Nanashi_O @fibtoflutter @Arron_Pearce_ @ecgandrhythmRoe

@The_Nanashi_O @BrooksWalsh @Arron_Pearce_ @PendellM @ecgandrhythmRoe @EcgOxford @ecgrhythms @UlhasDr @doctor_roig @AslangerE @ekgpress @EM_RESUS Is that a "QU"?

Female, 68 years old, T2D, HT, HF, emergency visit due to dyspnea since the previous day. What do you think of the ECG? @The_Nanashi_O @BrooksWalsh @Arron_Pearce_ @PendellM @ecgandrhythmRoe @EcgOxford @ecgrhythms @UlhasDr @doctor_roig @AslangerE @ekgpress @EM_RESUS

@SergioPinski @ecgandrhythmRoe How can you tell is a paced rhythm?

@ecgandrhythmRoe The rhythm is an escape-capture bigeminy, with the caveat that the escape is the ventricular pacemaker.

Chest pain (typical angina); diagnosis?

@HishamMD3 @ecgrhythms @drahmedmohsen85 @HaseebEPHF @syamkumarmd @DidlakeDW @smithECGBlog @EF_Cardiaca @ECGcases @The_Nanashi_O @AThomazAndrade @anais_dahoumane @EM_RESUS @EcgOxford @DruvBhagavan @RobertHermanMD Don't you think the "Bix Rule" could apply here?

50years old man presents with SOB for 3 days ... Dx❓ @ecgrhythms @drahmedmohsen85 @HaseebEPHF @syamkumarmd @DidlakeDW @smithECGBlog @EF_Cardiaca @ECGcases @The_Nanashi_O @AThomazAndrade @Arron_Pearce @anais_dahoumane @EM_RESUS @EcgOxford @DruvBhagavan @RobertHermanMD

@ecgandrhythmRoe @HarshitMis56211 @DrRazi4 @ECGEPSCADEVICE @IBBI_2501 @HateTcells @JorjolianiLasha @altafraunak001 Considering that the PP (the first P wave and the blocked one) is smaller than the rest of the PP (which do conduced), wouldn't it be more likely that it is a blocked pac?

@HarshitMis56211 @DrRazi4 @ECGEPSCADEVICE @IBBI_2501 @HateTcells @JorjolianiLasha @altafraunak001 It's an oblique shot, but I still think it's a SR with a Mobitz block (Mobitz II) and a RBBB

60 yr/m Sudden syncope during walking Dx??

@carprimur 2.4 de K

👵🏻 en tratamiento con levofloxacino, atarax, betabloqueantes y amiodarona entre otros... ¿Qué opináis del ECG?

@Arron_Pearce_ @BroomwellECG CHB

Name the type of AV block you see here... #ECG #EKG #Medtwitter #CardioTwitter #FOAMed #epeeps #arrhythmia #heartblock