Posted by dreapadoir on January 2, 2013 · 9 Comments
You may have noticed that I am an ECG geek – I love their simplicity and their complexity. I certainly don’t claim guru status, as I don’t possess expertise in the same way that Amal Mattu or Steve Smith do, but I do love ECGs. I regularly arrive on the ED floor at morning handover, [...]
Categories: ECG, ECGs, Education, Featured, FOAM, FOAM (free open access meducation), FOAMed, Free Open Access Meducation, Uncategorized · Tags: accident and emergency, Amal Mattu, aVL, Cardiology, Dr Smith, ECG, EKG, Emergency Medicine, FOAM, FOAMed, high lateral STEMI, highlateral MI, inferior ST depression, lateral MI, lateral STEMI, missed MI, reciprocal ECG changes, STEMI, subendocardial ischaemia
Posted by dreapadoir on November 9, 2012 · 3 Comments
This is the first of a (probably ongoing) series of posts in which I will discuss ECGs where subtle findings resulted in disagreement in diagnosis, and some differences in how best to manage the patient. By way of a shoutout and a thank you, I’d just like to preface this by saying that there is no [...]
Categories: Clinical Cases, ECG, ECGs, Education, Featured, FOAM, FOAM (free open access meducation), FOAMed, Free Open Access Meducation · Tags: delay to pci in stemi, ECG, EKG, inferior stemi, NTTV1, pci, reperfused stemi, STEMI, SUBTLE stemi
Posted by dreapadoir on September 5, 2012 · 1 Comment
I had intended to follow up my recent series of posts on STEMI vs pericarditis, a pet topic of mine (1. case / 2. ECG interpretation / 3. follow up), with a piece on differentiating these two entities. However, my posts were spotted by the incomparable ECG expert Amal Mattu, and he has based this week’s UMEM “EKG of the [...]
Categories: Clinical Cases, ECG, ECGs, Education, Featured, FOAM, Free Open Access Meducation · Tags: Amal Mattu, Amal Mattu EKG of the week, Cardiology, ECG, EKG, FOAM, FOAMed, pericarditis, pericarditis vs STEMI, STEMI