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This was written by one of our fine residents, who will soon be an EMS fellow: Michael Perlmutter Case A mid-50s male came to the ED with a burning sensation that was acutely worse while at home. This dynamic change is diagnostic of ACS. This was also non-diagnostic for OMI, although the dynamic changes are diagnostic of ACS.
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Well keep it short, while you keep that EM brain sharp. 10 g/dL in patients with acute coronary syndrome (ACS). The post EM@3AM: Systematic Approach to Massive Hemorrhage and Nuances in Special Patient Populations appeared first on emDocs. Her pain started 8 hours ago and became severe within the last 30 minutes.
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Cardiovascular Read More REBEL Cast Ep114: High Flow O2, Suspected ACS, and Mortality? Background: Historically, we have treated acute coronary syndrome with supplemental. Cardiovascular Read More REBEL Core Cast – Basics of EM – Chest Pain Take Home Points Take chest pain seriously – ACS and PE.
EDACS is broader—captures symptoms suspicious for ACS, not just chest pain, and performs well in low-risk patients. Clinical Bottom Line Both HEART and EDACS are best utilized for identifying patients with suspected ACS who are at low risk for MACE. Cardiovascular Read More REBEL Cast Ep114: High Flow O2, Suspected ACS, and Mortality?
Post the new article about coronary occlusion Great dynamic BTWI case dunbar extreme subtle inferior MI Aug 13 iMessage, Sudden weakness with bradycardia and bizarre T-waves 1304490 old vs. new anterior MI, with video, lead. Controversies and Consensus in EM. Beware Automated Interpretations of Atrial Fibrill. Sept 20-22 Nor. .
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A man in his 40s with chest pain and T wave inversion Written by Pendell Meyers Which ACS had more myocardial damage? In syncope, what ar. Acute aphasia. What is the likely etiology? The one that. Acute respiratory distress: Correct interpretation. Would your radiologist make this diagnosis, or sho.
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Is this acute coronary occlusion? Simple ACS? Repost this one A 30-something with 8 hours of chest pain and an e. A 30-something with It is not a STEMI; it is an opportunity to save my. A male in his 50s with chest pain. What is your in. cardiac arrest followed by shock in PSVT -- in PSV.
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Acute coronary occlusion seen in paced *and* non-p. Danika Atrial fib RVR case in text message and inb. A 40-something male complains of worrisome chest p. What happens if you do not recognize this ECG inst. When is a QTc of 380 very short? Reperfusing inferior, posterior, lateral, right ve.
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Hyperkalemia paper from West J EM Great V FIb Arrest Case type II STEMI, hypoK 3.3 A 50-something with chest pain and minimal precord. Chest pain and precordial ST depression which reso. Wide Complex Tachycardia: is the patient stable or. The risk of myocardial rupture 15 hours of chest pain. Too late for thrombolytics.
Lecture: Acute Coronary Syndromes, Part (Overview. short QT An Unusual Tachycardia A 25 year old with Epigastric Discomfort, Worse Su. A 50-something woman with atypical chest pain What is this? A Perplexing ECG.
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Texted from a former EM resident: 70 yo with synco. LBBB wellens mimic, trops neg, resolves, then APTA Subacute LAD OMI images in file - first ECG was no. How a pause can cause cardiac arrest Recurrent syncope. Diagnosis made after 20 years o. Acute chest pain, right bundle branch block, no ST.
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Post the new article about coronary occlusion Great dynamic BTWI case dunbar extreme subtle inferior MI Aug 13 iMessage, Sudden weakness with bradycardia and bizarre T-waves 1304490 old vs. new anterior MI, with video, lead. Controversies and Consensus in EM. Beware Automated Interpretations of Atrial Fibrill. Sept 20-22 Nor. .
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Is this acute coronary occlusion? Simple ACS? Repost this one A 30-something with 8 hours of chest pain and an e. A 30-something with It is not a STEMI; it is an opportunity to save my. A male in his 50s with chest pain. What is your in. cardiac arrest followed by shock in PSVT -- in PSV.
Post the new article about coronary occlusion Great dynamic BTWI case dunbar extreme subtle inferior MI Aug 13 iMessage, Sudden weakness with bradycardia and bizarre T-waves 1304490 old vs. new anterior MI, with video, lead. Controversies and Consensus in EM. Beware Automated Interpretations of Atrial Fibrill. Sept 20-22 Nor. .
Syncope, History of Coronary Disease, and ST Eleva. Artifact You have two hours to save this patient's life Hypotensive and Tachycardic in Clinic: A Quick Tic. Type II STEMI superimposed on LV aneurysm Are these Wellens' waves? A crashing patient with an abnormal ECG that you m.
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