Written by Philippe Ayres MD and Eric Tang MD.
Is there an occluded coronary artery causing an acute myocardial infraction?
Assume every patient is presenting with chest pain unless told otherwise.
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ECG #1
Interpretation
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ECG #2
Interpretation
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- Anything abnormal?
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ECG #3
Interpretation
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ECG #4 - s/p out of hospital cardiac arrest
Interpretation - s/p cardiac arrest
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- Anything abnormal?
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ECG #5
Interpretation
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- Anything abnormal?
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- Outside source: Dr. Smith’s ECG blog found here
ECG #6
Interpretation
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- Anything abnormal?
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ECG #7
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- Anything abnormal?
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ECG #8
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ECG #9
Interpretation of initial ECG
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- Anything abnormal?
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ECG #9 - Repeat ECG 20 minutes later
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ECG #10
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ECG #11
Interpretation
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ECG #12
Interpretation
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ECG #13
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ECG #14
Interpretation
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- Anything abnormal?
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ECG #15
Interpretation
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- Anything abnormal?
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ECG #16A
Interpretation
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- Anything abnormal?
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ECG #16B
Repeat ECG done 100 minute later
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ECG #17
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- Anything abnormal?
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ECG #18
Interpretation
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- Anything abnormal?
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ECG #19
Interpretation
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- Anything abnormal?
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ECG #20
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Interpretation
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- Anything abnormal?
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ECG #21
Interpretation
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- Anything abnormal?
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