- VT = Ventricular tachycardia
- Afib = Atrial fibrillation
- AVRT = Atrioventricular reentry tachy
- AVNRT= Nodal AVRT
- RBBB = Right bundle branch block
- LBBB = Left bundle branch block
- WPW = Wolff-Parkinson-White syndrome
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Just discharged from hospital after a syncope of unknown origin. Now twitching and malaise. No angina, no dyspnea.
Patient with a biologic aortic valve and atrial fibrillation. Takes dronedarone. Suddent onset of palpitation, as well as chest pain and nausea.
Orthodromic AVRT (retrograd P-wave > 70 ms after QRS, see V1) most likely. Global repolarisation abnormities that does not fullfill STEMI criteria. The tachycardia should be acutely terminated and patient symptoms and ECG should be reevaluated for possible ischemia.
Orthodromic AVRT (retrograd P-wave > 70 ms after QRS, see V1) most likely. Global repolarisation abnormities that does not fullfill STEMI criteria. The tachycardia should be acutely terminated and patient symptoms and ECG should be reevaluated for possible ischemia.
Cardiac arrest after a period of shortness of breath and general malaise. Now open eyes and moves his extremities.
Increasing pain between the scapula since yesterday, radiating in both arms, but especially the left one.
Patient with ischemic heart disease. Increasing shortness of breath in a few days. Wakes up with exacerbation of his dyspnea. 3 syncopes.
Dement alcoholic with many cardiovascular risk factors, who complains of intemittent chest pain. Now pain free.
Several episodes of violent chest pain during the last 3 days. 2 episodes today associated with loss of consiousness.
Woke up with central oppressive chest pain which are increase with deep inspiration and when lying on the back.
75 years old patient with hypertension and diabetes. Has chest pain which started an hour ago. BP 185/120mmHg. Improving after NTG spray.
CABG in 2003. Chest pain since yesterday. The pain is aggravating after he had been working with a showel in the snow.
Smoker but otherwise healthy patient with constant chest pain since yesterday evening. Meets at his GP. He is feeling really bad and has colds sweats. Normal BP.
Inferior Q wave , almost significant ST elevation inferior (<1mm)
Inferior Q wave , almost significant ST elevation inferior (<1mm)
This patient has potential indication for pacemaker implantation.
This patient has potential indication for pacemaker implantation.