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Patient intubated due to respiratory failure. What is the cause of the ECG changes

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Elderly female found with GCS 8.

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A revealing statistic in our study. Supplement Table 3. When both AI and standard of care were correct, they were easy ECGs. When both were wrong, they were VERY hard ECGs. But among the 460 EKGs that were difficult but not impossible, the Queen was 7.36x more likely to get it

A 45-year-old man with intermittent palpitations. Holter strip, 3 leads, 30 seconds long. What does the rhythm look like?

This ECG was sent to me without any further information. What do you think?

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My proposed ladder diagram

♂️ Patient admitted with acute kidney injury (AKI); creatinine clearance (CrCl) 15 mL/min ⁉️⁉️⁉️

Trops. 165-270-350, apical akinesia, normal angio, Takotsubo is likely IMO

I suspect VT, I think it's a capture beat ( left), but what's happening on the right?

Stephen W. Smith Steve, because of your work I have been able to routinely catch these frequently missed OMI patterns. I just had this fantastic case of a 54 yoa male with 2/10 cx px, not sick in appearance and thinks his anxiety is the cause of today's event. I know the outcome but I'm sure you

66 y/o male with syncope. What's the rhythm?

60 y old asymptomatic female patient. Previous neurologic lyme disease. Check-up GP presentation: What do you think about this rhythm❓🧐CAVE: paper speed 50 mm/sec #Epeeps #cardiotwitter #ECG alberto alfie Adrian Baranchuk MD FACC FRCPC FCCS FSIAC Sergio Pinski Roderick Tung Tolga Aksu, MD Henry D. Huang

The absence of septal Q waves in lateral leads and QS in V1, which can mimic an old MI in a young patient without a medical history, should raise suspicion of ventricular inversion or congenitally corrected TGA. This is an example of a ccTGA