ECG Pointers: Longer is Always Better… Wait, that’s not right.
Dr. Tannenbaum covers a cardiac arrest associated with some electrolyte issues
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ECG Pointers: She’s Young and Healthy; There’s No Way It’s Her Heart, Right?
A 36-year-old previously healthy, active female with ROSC after ventricular fibrillation…
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ECG Pointers: Polymorphic Ventricular Tachycardia
Dr. Tannenbaum brings you a case of polymorphic ventricular tachycardia.
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ECG Pointers: A Special Fictional Morbidity and Mortality Conference
Today Dr. Tannenbaum brings you a fictional morbidity and mortality case with a complicated surgical history.
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ECG Pointers: Important health update coming your way
What is medetomidine, and what should we look for on ECG?
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ECG Pointers: Having hard conversations causes … Vtach?
ECG Pointers looks at ventricular tachycardia.
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ECG Pointers: Sgarbossing it up!
How do you utilize the Sgarbossa criteria for a left bundle branch block?
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ECG Pointers: Pain Free but Not Worry Free
What should you be worried about with the patient who is now chest pain free but has biphasic T waves in V2 and V3?
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ECG Pointers: Well, it seems as though your colon is trying to kill your coronaries
Dr. Tannenbaum covers a case of GI bleed and ST segment changes.
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ECG Pointers: Where is the adenosine? No, I don’t care that he had a cardiac transplant… Wait. Do I?
Dr. Tannenbaum covers a case of cardiac transplant and adenosine.