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ECG Blog #406 — To Do Additional Leads?

Ken Grauer, MD

Figure-4: ECG findings to look for when your patient with new-onset cardiac symptoms does not manifest STEMI-criteria ST elevation on ECG. For my clarifying Figure illustrating T-QRS-D ( 2nd bullet ) — See My Comment at the bottom of the page in Dr. Smith’s November 14, 2019 post. = ECG Blog #205 = The Systematic Approach I favor.

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ECG Blog #427 — To Cath this Elderly Patient?

Ken Grauer, MD

IMPRESSION: In this patient who presents with severe, new-onset CP — today's ECG is diagnostic of an extensive, ongoing antero-lateral STEMI. CLICK HERE — for my 6 new ECG V ideos ( on Rhythm interpretation — and on 12-lead interpretation with Case Studies for ECG diagnosis of acute OMI ).

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ECG Blog #430 — Just a Regular LBBB ECG?

Ken Grauer, MD

This patient's new complaint of pain that radiates to his chest therefore immediately places him in a “ higher -prevalence” group for having an acute event ( especially since hemodialysis is a procedure in which transient hypotension is not uncommon ). Obtaining serial ECGs should prove insightful.

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ECG Blog #426 — Are STEMI Criteria Met?

Ken Grauer, MD

PEARL # 1: If when assessing a patient with new CP — you see 1 or 2 leads in which you know the ST-T waves are definitely abnormal — it then becomes much easier to identify more subtle changes in neighboring leads that support your impression of an acute ongoing event.

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New Page – Gallstones or Gastritis

Urgent Care Ultrasounds

It may not be as sexy as ECHO or lung ultrasound, but the right upper quadrant is a high yield POCUS application in urgent care. How often does a patient present with undifferentiated upper abdominal pain and the initial management is based only on the balance of clinical probabilities?

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MEDALL Lecture Slides — Blog #351 — Posterior Leads.

Ken Grauer, MD

Based on ECG Blog #351 ( www.tinyurl.com/KG-Blog-351 ) LINK to this Page — www. Figure-4: ECG findings to look for when your patient with new-onset cardiac symptoms does not manifest STEMI-criteria ST elevation on ECG. = NOTE: These are my "slides" for November 2, 2023 — for my M edALL p resentation.

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ECG Blog #412 — Is Cardiac Cath Indicated?

Ken Grauer, MD

Comparison of the 2 ECGs in Figure-2: Availability of a prior tracing on today's patient confirms that all of the ST-T wave abnormalities described above for ECG #1 — are new compared to this patient's baseline tracing done 9 years earlier. Figure-2: Comparison of the 2 ECGs in today's case. Cardiac cath showed normal coronary arteries.

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