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Post #1048
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35 y male with chest pain
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Post #1047
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Post #1046
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The ECG shows non-conducted PACs, which can sometimes mimic AV block. After each QRS complex, there are premature P waves that appear earlier than expected. These P waves have a different morphology compared to sinus P waves. This difference is most noticeable in V2-V4. Because they occur when the AV node is still in refractory period, they fail to conduct, leading to a pause that can be mistaken for an AV Block.
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Post #1045
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The correct answer is “Non-conducted PACs
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Post #1044
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A 65-year-old female presents with dizziness that started suddenly while she was reading. No chest pain or syncope. Blood pressure is stable.
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The ECG shows a regular wide complex tachycardia with a rate of 115 bpm.
Key findings:
✔️ Extreme axis deviation (northwest axis): QRS is positive in aVR and negative in leads I and aVF, which suggests ventricular tachycardia (VT).
🔍 What other findings do you see in favor of VT?
Key findings:
✔️ Extreme axis deviation (northwest axis): QRS is positive in aVR and negative in leads I and aVF, which suggests ventricular tachycardia (VT).
🔍 What other findings do you see in favor of VT?
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Post #1040
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The correct answer is “Slow Ventricular Tachycardia”
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Post #1038
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A 35-year-old female presents with palpitations after exercise. Take a close look at this ECG.
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Post #1036
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#Case211
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Post #1033
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The correct answer is “increased ICP”
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Post #1031
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A 65 y female with headache followed by loss of consciousness
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Post #1029
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In this ECG, the P waves are not clearly visible in most leads because they merged with the T waves. This can sometimes make it tricky to differentiate sinus tachycardia from other arrhythmias. However, if you look closely at lead aVL, you can see a distinct P wave, confirming that the rhythm is sinus.
When P waves aren’t obvious, always check multiple leads before ruling out sinus rhythm. Looking at different angles can make all the difference!
What did you think? Let me know in the comments!
When P waves aren’t obvious, always check multiple leads before ruling out sinus rhythm. Looking at different angles can make all the difference!
What did you think? Let me know in the comments!
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Post #1028
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ECG.CASES What is the most probable diagnosis based on the displayed ECG?
The correct answer is “Sinus Tachycardia with LBBB”
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Post #1027
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