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Below you can find some common examples. ECGs can be magnified by clicking on the image....
Below you can find some common examples. ECGs can be magnified by clicking on the image....
==Ischemia & Myocardial Infarction==
[[Image:coronary_anatomy.png|thumb| An overview of the coronary arteries. LM = 'Left Main' = mainstem; LAD = 'Left Anterior Descending' artery; RCX = Ramus Circumflexus; RCA = 'Right Coronary Artery'.]]
Guess the culprit coronary artery that was occluded in these examples of myocardial infarctions


===Basic===
'''Examples of Myocardial Infarctions'''
Click on the name below the ECG for the case descriptions. Click on the ECG for enlargement of the ECG itself...
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|File=Ami0001.jpg
|Link=MI 1
|Description='''MI 1'''<br/>Where is this myocardial infarction located?
|Contributor=
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|File=Ami0002.jpg
|Link=MI 2
|Description='''MI 2'''<br/>Where is this myocardial infarction located?
|Contributor=
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|File=Ami0003.jpg
|Link=MI 3
|Description='''MI 3'''<br/>Where is this myocardial infarction located?
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|File=Ami0004.jpg
|Link=MI 4
|Description='''MI 4'''<br/>Where is this myocardial infarction located?
|Contributor=
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{{Smallcase|
|File=Ami0005.jpg
|Link=MI 5
|Description='''MI 5'''<br/>Where is this myocardial infarction located?
|Contributor=
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{{Smallcase|
|File=Ami0006.jpg
|Link=MI 6
|Description='''MI 6'''<br/>Where is this myocardial infarction located?
|Contributor=
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|File=Ami0007.jpg
|Link=MI 7
|Description='''MI 7'''<br/>Where is this myocardial infarction located?
|Contributor=
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{{Smallcase|
|File=Ami0008.jpg
|Link=MI 8
|Description='''MI 8'''<br/>Where is this myocardial infarction located?
|Contributor=
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{{Smallcase|
|File=Ami0009.jpg
|Link=MI 9
|Description='''MI 9'''<br/>Where is this myocardial infarction located?
|Contributor=
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{{Smallcase|
|File=Ami0010.jpg
|Link=MI 10
|Description='''MI 10'''<br/>Where is this myocardial infarction located?
|Contributor=
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{{Smallcase|
|File=Ami0011.jpg
|Link=MI 11
|Description='''MI 11'''<br/>Where is this myocardial infarction located?
|Contributor=
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{{Smallcase|
|File=Ami0012.jpg
|Link=MI 12
|Description='''MI 12'''<br/>Where is this myocardial infarction located?
|Contributor=
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{{Smallcase|
|File=Ami0013.jpg
|Link=MI 13
|Description='''MI 13'''<br/>Where is this myocardial infarction located?
|Contributor=
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{{Smallcase|
|File=Casus2_2.jpg
|Link=MI 14
|Description='''MI 14'''<br/>Where is this myocardial infarction located?
|Contributor=
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{{Smallcase|
|File=AMI_anterior_LAD.jpg
|Link=MI 15
|Description='''MI 15'''<br/>Where is this myocardial infarction located?
|Contributor=
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{{Smallcase|
|File=KJcasus5.jpg
|Link=MI 16
|Description='''MI 16'''<br/>Where is this myocardial infarction located?
|Contributor=C.J. Royaards, MD
}}
{{Smallcase|
|File=KJcasus6.jpg
|Link=MI 17
|Description='''MI 17'''<br/>Where is this myocardial infarction located?
|Contributor=C.J. Royaards, MD
}}
{{Smallcase|
|File=KJcasus7.jpg
|Link=MI 18
|Description='''MI 18'''<br/>Where is this myocardial infarction located?
|Contributor=C.J. Royaards, MD
}}
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{{Smallcase|
|File=KJcasus8.jpg
|Link=MI 19
|Description='''MI 19'''<br/>Where is this myocardial infarction located?
|Contributor=C.J. Royaards, MD
}}
{{Smallcase|
|File=KJcasus10.jpg
|Link=MI 20
|Description='''MI 20'''<br/>Where is this myocardial infarction located?
|Contributor=C.J. Royaards, MD
}}
{{Smallcase|
|File=KJcasus12.jpg
|Link=MI 21
|Description='''MI 21'''<br/>Where is this myocardial infarction located?
|Contributor=C.J. Royaards, MD
}}
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{{Smallcase|
|File=KJcasus13.jpg
|Link=MI 22
|Description='''MI 22'''<br/>Where is this myocardial infarction located?
|Contributor=C.J. Royaards, MD
}}
{{Smallcase|
|File=KJcasus16.jpg
|Link=MI 23
|Description='''MI 23'''<br/>Where is this myocardial infarction located?
|Contributor=C.J. Royaards, MD
}}
|}


<gallery caption:"Simple test ECGs">
==Arrhythmias Cases==
Image:Casus1_1.jpg|[[Example 1]]
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Image:Casus2_2.jpg|[[Example 2]]
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Image:KJcasus2.jpg|[[Example 3]]
{{Smallcase|
Image:KJcasus3.jpg|[[Example 4]]
|File=Casus1_2.jpg
Image:KJcasus5.jpg|[[Example 5]]
|Link=Case 1
Image:KJcasus6.jpg|[[Example 6]]
|Description='''Case 1'''<br/>A 45 year old female presents at the first heart aid with chest complaints...
Image:KJcasus7.jpg|[[Example 7]]
|Contributor=Kees-Jan Royaards, MD
Image:KJcasus8.jpg|[[Example 8]]
}}
Image:KJcasus9.jpg|[[Example 9]]
{{Smallcase|
Image:KJcasus10.jpg|[[Example 10]]
|File=KJcasus3.jpg
Image:KJcasus11.jpg|[[Example 11]]
|Link=Case 2
Image:KJcasus12.jpg|[[Example 12]]
|Description='''Case 2'''<br/>Wide complex tachycardia: ventricular or supraventricular? ...
Image:KJcasus13.jpg|[[Example 13]]
|Contributor=Kees-Jan Royaards, MD
Image:KJcasus14.jpg|[[Example 14]]
}}
Image:KJcasus16.jpg|[[Example 15]]
{{Smallcase|
Image:KJcasu17-3.jpg|[[Example 16]]
|File=KJcasus9.jpg
Image:KJcasu18-1.jpg|[[Example 17]]
|Link=Case 3
Image:triblock.png|[[Example 22]]
|Description='''Case 3'''<br/>Myocardial infarction or not? ...  
Image:RVDB1.jpg|[[Example 23]]
|Contributor=Kees-Jan Royaards, MD
</gallery>
}}
|- valign="top"
{{Smallcase|
|File=Triblock.png
|Link=Case 4
|Description='''Case 4'''<br/>Conduction trouble ...  
|Contributor=Kees-Jan Royaards, MD
}}
{{Smallcase|
|File=JJ00004.png
|Link=Case 5
|Description='''Case 5'''<br/>Sinus rhythm or not? ...  
|Contributor=JSSG de Jong, MD
}}
{{Smallcase|
|File=ECG000006.jpg
|Link=Example 26
|Description='''Example 26'''<br/>A patient presented with a broad complex tachycardia...
|Contributor=
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|}


{{:Guess the Culprit}}
==Electrolyte Disorders==
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{{Smallcase|
|File=KJcasu17-1.jpg
|Link=Case 100
|Description='''Case 100'''<br/>Try to interprete this ECG using the 7+2 step method Look at the consecutive ECGs in this patient.
|Contributor=C.J. Royaards, MD
}}
{{Smallcase|
|File=KJcasu18-3.jpg
|Link=Case 101
|Description='''Case 101'''<br/>Look at the consecutive ECGs in this patient. What electrolyte disturbance do you expect?
|Contributor=C.J. Royaards, MD
}}
|}


===Contribute your ECG!===
==Miscellaneous==
[mailto:ecgcursus@ecgpedia.org mail] or fax (faxnumber +31-84-755 0017) a typical or difficult ECG and we will add it to the site anonimized.
Click on the text below the ECG for the '''answers'''. Click on the ECG for '''enlargement of the ECG''' itself...
 
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{{Smallcase|
|File=RVDB1.jpg
|Link=Example 23
|Description='''Example 23'''<br/>
|Contributor=
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{{Smallcase|
|File=DVA0011.jpg
|Link=Example 24
|Description='''Example 24'''<br/>Typical Brugada syndrome ST segments in right precordial ECG leads (on spot diagnosis) aka 'type-1 Brugada ECG' with 1st degree AV block and broad P-waves.
|Contributor=W.G. de Voogt, MD, PhD
}}
{{Smallcase|
|File=DVA0229.jpg
|Link=Example 25
|Description='''Example 25'''<br/>A regular small-QRS tachycardia at about 300bpm with normal looking QRS complexes is most likely an Atrial flutter with 1:1 conduction over the AV node.
|Contributor=W.G. de Voogt, MD, PhD
}}
|}
 
==Rhythm Puzzles by Prof. A.A.M. Wilde==
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{{Smallcase|
|File=Puzzle2009_08.jpg
|Link=An Unexpected Narrow QRS Complex -1-
|Description='''An Unexpected Narrow QRS Complex'''<br/>A 95-year-old woman presents with palpitations. She has no relevant medical history and the present complaint is several days old...
|Contributor=A.A.M. Wilde
}}
{{Smallcase|
|File=Puzzle2009_04.jpg
|Link=An Irregular Heart Beat
|Description='''An Irregular Heart Beat'''<br/>A 71-year-old female patient presents to your outpatients clinic with an irregular heart rhythm. The complaints started a few weeks ago and seem to worsen...
|Contributor=A.A.M. Wilde
}}
{{Smallcase|
|File=Puzzle2009_02.jpg
|Link=Syncope in an Old Lady
|Description='''Syncope in an Old Lady'''<br/>An 83-old-female patient presents to your outpatient clinic with a history of syncope. It has occurred three times in the last few months and there were no specific triggers...
|Contributor=A.A.M. Wilde
}}
|}
{| width="100%"  cellspacing="10" style="font-size: 90%;padding: 3px;  "
|- valign="top"
{{Smallcase|
|File=Puzzle_2008_04_014_fig1a.png
|Link=Wide QRS Complexes in the Setting of Acute Myocardial Infarction: Good News or Bad?
|Description='''Wide QRS Complexes in the Setting of Acute Myocardial Infarction: Good News or Bad?'''<br/>A 57-year-old man collapsed after one hour of angina symptoms in the presence of the alarmed ambulance personnel. He had never had any complaints...
|Contributor=N.J.W. Verouden, R.J. de Winter, A.A.M. Wilde
}}
{{Smallcase|
|File=Puzzle_2008_01_062_fig1.jpg
|Link=Just an Ordinary Flutter?
|Description='''Just an Ordinary Flutter?'''<br/>A 44-year-old male presented with palpitations. His medical history was otherwise uneventful and the family history revealed pacemaker...
|Contributor=A.A.M. Wilde, J. Hrudova, J.G.M. Tans
}}
{{Smallcase|
|File=Puzzle_2008_03_01.jpg
|Link=Wide Complexes Intervening Regular Sinus Rhythm - 3
|Description='''Wide Complexes Intervening Regular Sinus Rhythm - 3'''<br/>A 73-year-old man presents with palpitations (irregular heartbeat). There is no medical history. Physical examination reveals no abnormalities...
|Contributor=A.A.M. Wilde
}}
|- valign="top"
{{Smallcase|
|File=Puzzle_2008_05_01.jpg
|Link=Wide Complexes Intervening Regular Sinus Rhythm - 4
|Description='''Wide Complexes Intervening Regular Sinus Rhythm - 4'''<br/>A 55-year-old male without cardiac history is complaining of an irregular heartbeat. Physical examination and an echo reveal no abnormalities...
|Contributor=A.A.M. Wilde
}}
{{Smallcase|
|File=Puzzle_2008_06_01.jpg
|Link=The ECG of a Cardiomyopathy - 2
|Description='''The ECG of a Cardiomyopathy - 2'''<br/>A 36-year-old male comes to your outpatient clinic because of his family history. His father died suddenly at age 43 and his brother died suddenly at age 39...
|Contributor=A.A.M. Wilde
}}
|}
{| width="100%"  cellspacing="10" style="font-size: 90%;padding: 3px;  "
|- valign="top"
{{Smallcase|
|File=Puzzle_2007_1_33_fig1.jpg
|Link=Wide Complexes Intervening Regular Sinus Rhythm - 2
|Description='''Wide Complexes Intervening Regular Sinus Rhythm - 2'''<br/>A 38-year-old male patient presents with palpitations. He is not suffering from syncope or dizziness and has no other complaints...
|Contributor=A.A.M. Wilde
}}
{{Smallcase|
|File=Puzzle_20075_2_072_fig1.jpg
|Link=Palpitations after a MAZE Procedure
|Description='''Palpitations after a MAZE Procedure'''<br/>A 75-year-old lady presented with palpitations. Her medical history reveals cardiac surgery with a mitral valve repair combined...
|Contributor=A.A.M. Wilde, H.H.D. Idzerda
}}
{{Smallcase|
|File=Puzzle_2007_03_114_fig1.jpg
|Link=Abnormal Repolarization, Spot Diagnosis?
|Description='''Abnormal Repolarization, Spot Diagnosis?'''<br/>A boy with a birth weight of 3.030 g was born by caesarean section at 33 weeks of gestation because of bradycardia and severe...
|Contributor=A.A.M. Wilde, N.A. Blom
}}
|- valign="top"
{{Smallcase|
|File=Puzzle_2005_4_157_fig1.jpg
|Link=An Irregular Rhythm at Older Age
|Description='''An Irregular Rhythm at Older Age'''<br/>An 86-year-old man presents in your outpatient clinic with stable angina pectoris (NYHA 2/4). There is no further medical history...
|Contributor=A.A.M. Wilde
}}
{{Smallcase|
|File=Puzzle_2007_5_198_fig1.jpg
|Link=Palpitations all the Time
|Description='''Palpitations all the Time'''<br/>A 14-year-old girl complained of palpitations that occurred numerous times a week. There were no special triggers and, usually...
|Contributor=A.A.M. Wilde, M. Cuppen, J.L.R.M. Smeets
}}
{{Smallcase|
|File=Puzzle_2007_6_231_fig1.jpg
|Link=Five Years of Palpitations
|Description='''Five Years of Palpitations'''<br/>A 43-year-old man came to the outpatient clinic for preventive cardiovascular (CV) screening. During the last five years he...
|Contributor=N.M. Panhuyzen-Goedkoop, L.R.C. Dekker, A.A.M. Wilde
}}
|- valign="top"
{{Smallcase|
|File=Puzzle_2007_12_426_fig1.jpg
|Link=An Abnormal ECG?
|Description='''An Abnormal ECG?'''<br/>A 47-year-old lady presents with an ‘abnormal ECG’. In her family three daughters suffer from a long-QT syndrome type 2...
|Contributor=A.A.M. Wilde
}}
|}
 
{| width="100%"  cellspacing="10" style="font-size: 90%;padding: 3px;  "
|- valign="top"
{{Smallcase|
|File=Puzzle_2005_12_466_fig1.jpg
|Link=Right You Are
|Description='''Right You Are'''<br/>A 63-year-old female was referred to our outpatient clinic with symptoms of palpitations. These had been occurring in paroxysms...
|Contributor=T.A. Simmers, A.A.M. Wilde
}}
{{Smallcase|
|File=Puzzle_2006_1_33_fig1.jpg
|Link=Should I be Worried?
|Description='''Should I be Worried?'''<br/>A 34-year old man comes to your office. He has read in a newspaper about the familial occurrence of sudden death. He suffered a...
|Contributor=A.A.M. Wilde, H.L. Tan
}}
{{Smallcase|
|File=Puzzle_2006_3_108_fig1.jpg
|Link=A Pre-excited Wide QRS Complex: is That all There is?
|Description='''A Pre-excited Wide QRS Complex: is That all There is?'''<br/>A 28-year-old male was referred because of an abnormal ECG. He was having occasional palpitations. His family history is unremarkable...
|Contributor=A.A.M. Wilde, L.R.C. Dekker
}}
|- valign="top"
{{Smallcase|
|File=Puzzle_2006_4_154_fig1.jpg
|Link=An Old Lady with Chest Pain
|Description='''An Old Lady with Chest Pain'''<br/>A 90-year-old lady presented with chest pain which had a sudden onset in the middle of the night. There were no other symptoms...
|Contributor=A.A.M. Wilde
}}
{{Smallcase|
|File=Puzzle_2005_5_189_fig1.jpg
|Link=Palpitations and Dizziness in a 65-Year-Old-Man
|Description='''Palpitations and Dizziness in a 65-Year-Old-Man'''<br/>A 65-year-old male presented with palpitations and dizziness of sudden onset, without any associated chest pain or other symptoms...
|Contributor=A.A.M. Wilde
}}
{{Smallcase|
|File=Puzzle_2006_08_268_fig1.jpg
|Link=A Narrow QRS Complex Tachycardia Sensitive to Isoptin
|Description='''A Narrow QRS Complex Tachycardia Sensitive to Isoptin'''<br/>A 54-year-old man presented with palpitations. He had no other symptoms. Physical examination revealed, with the exception of a...
|Contributor=A.A.M. Wilde, R.H. Bakker
}}
|- valign="top"
{{Smallcase|
|File=Puzzle_2006_9_315_fig1.jpg
|Link=And What About the ECG?
|Description='''And What About the ECG?'''<br/>A 63-year-old lady presented with episodic chest pain without specific triggers (in particular no relation with exercise)...
|Contributor=A.A.M. Wilde, R.H.J. Peters
}}
{{Smallcase|
|File=Puzzle_2006_11_393_fig1.jpg
|Link=Palpitations Again, Have a Closer Look
|Description='''Palpitations Again, Have a Closer Look'''<br/>An otherwise healthy 57-year-old lady presented with palpitations without dizziness. The symptoms had been present for a couple...
|Contributor=A.A.M. Wilde, L.R.C. Dekker
}}
{{Smallcase|
|File=Puzzle_2006_12_436_fig1.jpg
|Link=Wide Complexes Intervening Regular Sinus Rhythm
|Description='''Wide Complexes Intervening Regular Sinus Rhythm'''<br/>A 28-year-old, wheelchair bound, female patient with Friedreich’s ataxia presents with an irregular heartbeat...
|Contributor=A.A.M. Wilde
}}
|}
 
{| width="100%"  cellspacing="10" style="font-size: 90%;padding: 3px;  "
|- valign="top"
{{Smallcase|
|File=Puzzle_2005_1_23_fig1.jpg
|Link=ECG puzzle: Appearances Can be Deceiving
|Description='''ECG puzzle: Appearances Can be Deceiving'''<br/>A 61-year-old male was referred with symtoms of exertional dyspnoea and palpitations. He had suffered an anterior myocardial...
|Contributor=T.A. Simmers
}}
{{Smallcase|
|File=Puzzle_2005_2_67_fig1.jpg
|Link=Where Do the Extras Come From?
|Description='''Where Do the Extras Come From?'''<br/>A 64-year-old man had an inferior myocardial infarction ten years ago. Lately he has been having palpitations with occasional dizziness...
|Contributor=A.A.M. Wilde, R.B.A. van den Brink
}}
{{Smallcase|
|File=Puzzle_2005_4_156_fig1.jpg
|Link='The Turtle and the Hare'
|Description='''The Turtle and the Hare'''<br/>An otherwise healthy 32-year-old male was referred with palpitations. Attacks had been occurring monthly for several years...
|Contributor=A.A.M. Wilde, R.B.A. van den Brink
}}
|- valign="top"
{{Smallcase|
|File=Puzzle_2005_5_195_fig1.jpg
|Link=Now You See it, Now You Don't
|Description='''Now You See it, Now You Don't'''<br/>An otherwise healthy 66-year-old male was referred with complaints of central chest pain. He was not on any medication...
|Contributor=T.A. Simmers, A.A.M. Wilde
}}
{{Smallcase|
|File=Puzzle_2005_6_244_fig1.jpg
|Link=It's Not What You Think it Is
|Description='''It's Not What You Think it Is'''<br/>A 20-year-old male is having palpitations. They occur without a specific trigger, although episodes are sometimes related to...
|Contributor=A.A.M. Wilde, R.B.A. van den Brink
}}
{{Smallcase|
|File=Puzzle_2005_8_285_fig1.jpg
|Link=One is Enough, Two is Too Many
|Description='''One is Enough, Two is Too Many'''<br/>An otherwise healthy 24-year-old man was referred to our hospital because of drug refractory spells of palpitations accompanied by dizziness...
|Contributor=A.A.M. Wilde, R.B.A. van den Brink
}}
|- valign="top"
{{Smallcase|
|File=Puzzle_2005_10_373_fig1.jpg
|Link=The ECG of a (Cardio)myopathy?
|Description='''The ECG of a (Cardio)myopathy?'''<br/>A 33-year-old lady visited the cardiologist because of the sudden death of her brother at age 35. He died while watching TV...
|Contributor=A.A.M. Wilde, Y.M. Pinto
}}
{{Smallcase|
|File=Puzzle_2005_11_428_fig1.jpg
|Link=The Ions Have It
|Description='''The Ions Have It'''<br/>A 46-year-old male was admitted to our emergency room with dyspnoea. His medical history included congestive heart failure with a left ventricular ejection
|Contributor=T.A. Simmers, A.A.M. Wilde
}}
|}
{| width="100%"  cellspacing="10" style="font-size: 90%;padding: 3px;  "
|- valign="top"
{{Smallcase|
|File=Puzzle_2004_2_73.jpg
|Link=A fainting lady with some extrasystoles
|Description='''A fainting lady with some extrasystoles'''<br/>A 30-year-old woman presents with repeated syncope. Her symptoms started a few months ago without a particular trigger...
|Contributor=A.A.M. Wilde and H. Tan
}}
{{Smallcase|
|File=Puzzle_2004_4_178_fig1.jpg
|Link=Syncopated Rhythm
|Description='''Syncopated Rhythm'''<br/>A 65-year-old woman was admitted because of recurrent syncope. Her complaints were difficult to interpret due to mental...
|Contributor=L.R.C. Dekker, R. Tukkie
}}
{{Smallcase|
|File=Puzzle_2007_4_157_fig1.jpg
|Link=Rhythm Puzzle: An Irregular Rhythm at Older Age
|Description='''An Irregular Rhythm at Older Age'''<br/>An 86-year-old man presents in your outpatient clinic with stable angina pectoris (NYHA 2/4). There is no further medical history...
|Contributor=A.A.M. Wilde
}}
|- valign="top"
{{Smallcase|
|File=Puzzle_2004_6_302_fig1.jpg
|Link=I Think a Niece of Mine was Referred to a Neurologist
|Description='''I Think a Niece of Mine was Referred to a Neurologist'''<br/>In the setting of family screening, an 84-year-old lady was invited for a cardiogenetic evaluation. Two of her grandchildren...
|Contributor=A.A.M. Wilde, T.A. Simmers
}}
{{Smallcase|
|File=Nhj_2004_8_355.jpg
|Link=Just One Collapse During Soccer
|Description='''Just One Collapse During Soccer'''<br/>A 14-year-old boy died suddenly while playing soccer. He was in the middle of a sprint when he suddenly succumbed...
|Contributor=A.A.M. Wilde, T.A. Simmers
}}
{{Smallcase|
|File=Puzzle_2004_10_469_fig1.png
|Link=Tachycardia Terminated by Adenosine
|Description='''Tachycardia Terminated by Adenosine'''<br/>A 27-year-old female was referred to the emergency room with rapid palpitations...
|Contributor=I.C.D. Westendorp, G.S. de Ruiter, L.V.A. Boersma, E.F.D. Wever
}}
|- valign="top"
{{Smallcase|
|File=Nhj_2004_11_510-1.jpg
|Link=Nightly Phenomena, Day Time Work?
|Desctitle=Nightly Phenomena, Day Time Work?
|Description=In 2002, an a trial demand inhibited (AAI) pacemaker was implanted in a young male (born 1984) because of a primary arrhythmia disorder.
|Contributor=R. Tukkie, R. Rienks, A.A.M. Wilde
}}
|}
 
==Case reports by W.G. De Voogt, MD, PhD==
{| width="100%"  cellspacing="10" style="font-size: 90%;padding: 3px;  "
|- valign="top"
{{Smallcase|
|File=DVA0003.jpg
|Link=DV Case 3
|Description='''Case: what kind of block?'''<br/>This Holter registration shows pauses.
|Contributor=W.G. De Voogt, MD, PhD
}}
{{Smallcase|
|File=DVA0004.jpg
|Link=DV Case 4
|Description='''Case: a slow heart rate'''<br/>This ECG shows pauses in the heart rhythm.
|Contributor=W.G. De Voogt, MD, PhD
}}
{{Smallcase|
|File=DVA0005.jpg
|Link=DV Case 5
|Description='''Case: a pause in the heart rate'''<br/>This tracing shows a pause in the heart rhythm.
|Contributor=W.G. De Voogt, MD, PhD
}}
|- valign="top"
{{Smallcase|
|File=DVA0006.jpg
|Link=DV Case 6
|Description='''Case: fever with arrhythmias'''<br/>This is a tracing of a 52 year old male, with viral infection and high fever (40° C), who was admitted to the...
|Contributor=W.G. De Voogt, MD, PhD
}}
|}
 
==Case reports from the ICBA==
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|- valign="top"
{{Smallcase|
|File=ICBA00001.jpg
|Link=ICBA1
|Description='''Fusion beats'''<br/>Sinus bradycardia, Second degree 2:1 AV block with LBBB in the conducted beats and junctional escape beats with RBBB morphology and fusion beats that mimic normal intraventricular conduction.
|Contributor=Dr. Alberto Giniger
}}
{{Smallcase|
|File=ICBA00002.jpg
|Link=ICBA2
|Description='''LBBB and RBBB'''<br/>Sinus rythm, 2:1 AV block with RBBB in the left part of the EKG and after a 1:1 conducted beat with LBBB the 2:1 AV block continues with LBBB. So it is a bilateral branch block.
|Contributor=Dr. Alberto Giniger
}}
{{Smallcase|
|File=ICBA00003.jpg
|Link=ICBA3
|Description='''Fusion beats'''<br/>Sinus rythm, high degree AV block, conducted beats with RBBB and ventricular escape beats with LBBB image. Some fusion beats mimic no intraventricular disturbance confundinc as normal conducted beats.
|Contributor=Dr. Alberto Giniger
}}
 
|- valign="top"
{{Smallcase|
|File=ICBA00004.jpg
|Link=ICBA4
|Description='''Escape beats'''<br/>Sinus rythm, high degree AV block with unional escape beats and capture beats with RBBB.
|Contributor=Dr. Alberto Giniger
}}
{{Smallcase|
|File=ICBA00008.jpg
|Link=ICBA5
|Description='''Orthodromic tachycardia in WPW'''<br/>AV orthodromic tachycardia (WPW syndrome).
|Contributor=Dr. Alberto Giniger
}}
{{Smallcase|
|File=ICBA00010.jpg
|Link=ICBA6
|Description='''Ventricular tachcyardia'''<br/>Ventricular tachycardia or idioventricular rythm during sinus tachycardia with fusion beats.
|Contributor=Dr. Alberto Giniger
}}
 
|- valign="top"
{{Smallcase|
|File=ICBA00005.jpg
|Link=ICBA7
|Description='''Escape rhythm with RBBB pattern'''<br/>
|Contributor=Dr. Alberto Giniger
}}
{{Smallcase|
|File=ICBA00006.jpg
|Link=ICBA8
|Description='''Escape rhythm with LBBB pattern'''<br/>Escape rhythm with left bundle branch block pattern and likely retrograde conducted P waves.
|Contributor=Dr. Alberto Giniger
}}
{{Smallcase|
|File=ICBA00007.jpg
|Link=ICBA9
|Description='''Intermittent pre-exitation'''<br/>Intermittent pre-exitation
|Contributor=Dr. Alberto Giniger
}}
 
|- valign="top"
{{Smallcase|
|File=ICBA00009.jpg
|Link=ICBA10
|Description='''Sinus irregularity'''<br/>SA exit block
|Contributor=Dr. Alberto Giniger
}}
{{Smallcase|
|File=ICBA00011.jpg
|Link=ICBA11
|Description='''Complete AV block and left ventricle escape'''<br/>Complete AV block and left ventricle escape.
|Contributor=Dr. Alberto Giniger
}}
{{Smallcase|
|File=ICBA00012.jpg
|Link=ICBA12
|Description='''Idionodal escape rythm and ventricular capture by AV nodal reentry'''<br/>Idionodal escape rythm and ventricular capture by AV nodal reentry...
|Contributor=Dr. Alberto Giniger
}}
 
|- valign="top"
{{Smallcase|
|File=ICBA00013.jpg
|Link=ICBA13
|Description='''Idioventricular rythm with 1:1 V-A conduction'''<br/>Idioventricular rythm with 1:1 V-A conduction.
|Contributor=Dr. Alberto Giniger
}}
{{Smallcase|
|File=ICBA00014.jpg
|Link=ICBA14
|Description='''Mobitz II AV block with LBBB in the conducted beats'''<br/>Mobitz II AV block with LBBB in the conducted beats.
|Contributor=Dr. Alberto Giniger
}}
{{Smallcase|
|File=ICBA00015.jpg
|Link=ICBA15
|Description='''Idioventricular accelerated rythm with fusion beats'''<br/>Idioventricular accelerated rythm with fusion beats.
|Contributor=Dr. Alberto Giniger
}}
 
|- valign="top"
{{Smallcase|
|File=ICBA00016.jpg
|Link=ICBA16
|Description='''AV nodal reentry tachycardia'''<br/>AV nodal reentry tachycardia. Also look at the below ladder diagram.
|Contributor=Dr. Alberto Giniger
}}
{{Smallcase|
|File=ICBA00017.jpg
|Link=ICBA17
|Description='''3:1 AV block with idionodal escape (the third P wave is inside the QRS)'''<br/>AV block with idionodal escape (the third P wave is inside the QRS).
|Contributor=Dr. Alberto Giniger
}}
{{Smallcase|
|File=ICBA00018.jpg
|Link=ICBA18
|Description='''Sinus bradicardia and isorythmic nodal escapes'''<br/>Sinus bradicardia and isorythmic nodal escapes.
|Contributor=Dr. Alberto Giniger
}}
|- valign="top"
{{Smallcase|
|File=ICBA00019.jpg
|Link=ICBA19
|Description='''Coarse atrial fibrillation mimic atrial flutter'''<br/>Coarse atrial fibrillation mimic atrial flutter.
|Contributor=Dr. Alberto Giniger
}}
{{Smallcase|
|File=ICBA00020.jpg
|Link=ICBA20
|Description='''Long QT and VPB secondary to sotalol administration'''<br/>Long QT and VPB secondary to sotalol administration
|Contributor=Dr. Alberto Giniger
}}
{{Smallcase|
|File=ICBA00023.jpg
|Link=ICBA21
|Description='''Intermittent WPW'''<br/>Intermittent WPW
|Contributor=Dr. Alberto Giniger
}}
 
|}

Latest revision as of 21:22, 25 June 2010

Below you can find some common examples. ECGs can be magnified by clicking on the image....

Ischemia & Myocardial Infarction

An overview of the coronary arteries. LM = 'Left Main' = mainstem; LAD = 'Left Anterior Descending' artery; RCX = Ramus Circumflexus; RCA = 'Right Coronary Artery'.

Guess the culprit coronary artery that was occluded in these examples of myocardial infarctions

Examples of Myocardial Infarctions

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MI 1
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Arrhythmias Cases

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Case 1
A 45 year old female presents at the first heart aid with chest complaints...
Case provided by Kees-Jan Royaards, MD
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Case 2
Wide complex tachycardia: ventricular or supraventricular? ...
Case provided by Kees-Jan Royaards, MD
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Case 3
Myocardial infarction or not? ...
Case provided by Kees-Jan Royaards, MD
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Case 4
Conduction trouble ...
Case provided by Kees-Jan Royaards, MD
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Case 5
Sinus rhythm or not? ...
Case provided by JSSG de Jong, MD
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Example 26
A patient presented with a broad complex tachycardia...
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Electrolyte Disorders

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Case 100
Try to interprete this ECG using the 7+2 step method Look at the consecutive ECGs in this patient.
Case provided by C.J. Royaards, MD
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Case 101
Look at the consecutive ECGs in this patient. What electrolyte disturbance do you expect?
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Miscellaneous

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Example 24
Typical Brugada syndrome ST segments in right precordial ECG leads (on spot diagnosis) aka 'type-1 Brugada ECG' with 1st degree AV block and broad P-waves.
Case provided by W.G. de Voogt, MD, PhD
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Example 25
A regular small-QRS tachycardia at about 300bpm with normal looking QRS complexes is most likely an Atrial flutter with 1:1 conduction over the AV node.
Case provided by W.G. de Voogt, MD, PhD

Rhythm Puzzles by Prof. A.A.M. Wilde

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An Unexpected Narrow QRS Complex
A 95-year-old woman presents with palpitations. She has no relevant medical history and the present complaint is several days old...
Case provided by A.A.M. Wilde
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An Irregular Heart Beat
A 71-year-old female patient presents to your outpatients clinic with an irregular heart rhythm. The complaints started a few weeks ago and seem to worsen...
Case provided by A.A.M. Wilde
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Syncope in an Old Lady
An 83-old-female patient presents to your outpatient clinic with a history of syncope. It has occurred three times in the last few months and there were no specific triggers...
Case provided by A.A.M. Wilde
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Wide QRS Complexes in the Setting of Acute Myocardial Infarction: Good News or Bad?
A 57-year-old man collapsed after one hour of angina symptoms in the presence of the alarmed ambulance personnel. He had never had any complaints...
Case provided by N.J.W. Verouden, R.J. de Winter, A.A.M. Wilde
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Just an Ordinary Flutter?
A 44-year-old male presented with palpitations. His medical history was otherwise uneventful and the family history revealed pacemaker...
Case provided by A.A.M. Wilde, J. Hrudova, J.G.M. Tans
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Wide Complexes Intervening Regular Sinus Rhythm - 3
A 73-year-old man presents with palpitations (irregular heartbeat). There is no medical history. Physical examination reveals no abnormalities...
Case provided by A.A.M. Wilde
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Wide Complexes Intervening Regular Sinus Rhythm - 4
A 55-year-old male without cardiac history is complaining of an irregular heartbeat. Physical examination and an echo reveal no abnormalities...
Case provided by A.A.M. Wilde
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The ECG of a Cardiomyopathy - 2
A 36-year-old male comes to your outpatient clinic because of his family history. His father died suddenly at age 43 and his brother died suddenly at age 39...
Case provided by A.A.M. Wilde
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Wide Complexes Intervening Regular Sinus Rhythm - 2
A 38-year-old male patient presents with palpitations. He is not suffering from syncope or dizziness and has no other complaints...
Case provided by A.A.M. Wilde
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Palpitations after a MAZE Procedure
A 75-year-old lady presented with palpitations. Her medical history reveals cardiac surgery with a mitral valve repair combined...
Case provided by A.A.M. Wilde, H.H.D. Idzerda
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Abnormal Repolarization, Spot Diagnosis?
A boy with a birth weight of 3.030 g was born by caesarean section at 33 weeks of gestation because of bradycardia and severe...
Case provided by A.A.M. Wilde, N.A. Blom
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An Irregular Rhythm at Older Age
An 86-year-old man presents in your outpatient clinic with stable angina pectoris (NYHA 2/4). There is no further medical history...
Case provided by A.A.M. Wilde
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Palpitations all the Time
A 14-year-old girl complained of palpitations that occurred numerous times a week. There were no special triggers and, usually...
Case provided by A.A.M. Wilde, M. Cuppen, J.L.R.M. Smeets
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Five Years of Palpitations
A 43-year-old man came to the outpatient clinic for preventive cardiovascular (CV) screening. During the last five years he...
Case provided by N.M. Panhuyzen-Goedkoop, L.R.C. Dekker, A.A.M. Wilde
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An Abnormal ECG?
A 47-year-old lady presents with an ‘abnormal ECG’. In her family three daughters suffer from a long-QT syndrome type 2...
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Right You Are
A 63-year-old female was referred to our outpatient clinic with symptoms of palpitations. These had been occurring in paroxysms...
Case provided by T.A. Simmers, A.A.M. Wilde
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Should I be Worried?
A 34-year old man comes to your office. He has read in a newspaper about the familial occurrence of sudden death. He suffered a...
Case provided by A.A.M. Wilde, H.L. Tan
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A Pre-excited Wide QRS Complex: is That all There is?
A 28-year-old male was referred because of an abnormal ECG. He was having occasional palpitations. His family history is unremarkable...
Case provided by A.A.M. Wilde, L.R.C. Dekker
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An Old Lady with Chest Pain
A 90-year-old lady presented with chest pain which had a sudden onset in the middle of the night. There were no other symptoms...
Case provided by A.A.M. Wilde
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Palpitations and Dizziness in a 65-Year-Old-Man
A 65-year-old male presented with palpitations and dizziness of sudden onset, without any associated chest pain or other symptoms...
Case provided by A.A.M. Wilde
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A Narrow QRS Complex Tachycardia Sensitive to Isoptin
A 54-year-old man presented with palpitations. He had no other symptoms. Physical examination revealed, with the exception of a...
Case provided by A.A.M. Wilde, R.H. Bakker
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And What About the ECG?
A 63-year-old lady presented with episodic chest pain without specific triggers (in particular no relation with exercise)...
Case provided by A.A.M. Wilde, R.H.J. Peters
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Palpitations Again, Have a Closer Look
An otherwise healthy 57-year-old lady presented with palpitations without dizziness. The symptoms had been present for a couple...
Case provided by A.A.M. Wilde, L.R.C. Dekker
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Wide Complexes Intervening Regular Sinus Rhythm
A 28-year-old, wheelchair bound, female patient with Friedreich’s ataxia presents with an irregular heartbeat...
Case provided by A.A.M. Wilde
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ECG puzzle: Appearances Can be Deceiving
A 61-year-old male was referred with symtoms of exertional dyspnoea and palpitations. He had suffered an anterior myocardial...
Case provided by T.A. Simmers
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Where Do the Extras Come From?
A 64-year-old man had an inferior myocardial infarction ten years ago. Lately he has been having palpitations with occasional dizziness...
Case provided by A.A.M. Wilde, R.B.A. van den Brink
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The Turtle and the Hare
An otherwise healthy 32-year-old male was referred with palpitations. Attacks had been occurring monthly for several years...
Case provided by A.A.M. Wilde, R.B.A. van den Brink
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Now You See it, Now You Don't
An otherwise healthy 66-year-old male was referred with complaints of central chest pain. He was not on any medication...
Case provided by T.A. Simmers, A.A.M. Wilde
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It's Not What You Think it Is
A 20-year-old male is having palpitations. They occur without a specific trigger, although episodes are sometimes related to...
Case provided by A.A.M. Wilde, R.B.A. van den Brink
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One is Enough, Two is Too Many
An otherwise healthy 24-year-old man was referred to our hospital because of drug refractory spells of palpitations accompanied by dizziness...
Case provided by A.A.M. Wilde, R.B.A. van den Brink
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The ECG of a (Cardio)myopathy?
A 33-year-old lady visited the cardiologist because of the sudden death of her brother at age 35. He died while watching TV...
Case provided by A.A.M. Wilde, Y.M. Pinto
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The Ions Have It
A 46-year-old male was admitted to our emergency room with dyspnoea. His medical history included congestive heart failure with a left ventricular ejection
Case provided by T.A. Simmers, A.A.M. Wilde
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A fainting lady with some extrasystoles
A 30-year-old woman presents with repeated syncope. Her symptoms started a few months ago without a particular trigger...
Case provided by A.A.M. Wilde and H. Tan
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Syncopated Rhythm
A 65-year-old woman was admitted because of recurrent syncope. Her complaints were difficult to interpret due to mental...
Case provided by L.R.C. Dekker, R. Tukkie
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An Irregular Rhythm at Older Age
An 86-year-old man presents in your outpatient clinic with stable angina pectoris (NYHA 2/4). There is no further medical history...
Case provided by A.A.M. Wilde
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I Think a Niece of Mine was Referred to a Neurologist
In the setting of family screening, an 84-year-old lady was invited for a cardiogenetic evaluation. Two of her grandchildren...
Case provided by A.A.M. Wilde, T.A. Simmers
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Just One Collapse During Soccer
A 14-year-old boy died suddenly while playing soccer. He was in the middle of a sprint when he suddenly succumbed...
Case provided by A.A.M. Wilde, T.A. Simmers
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Tachycardia Terminated by Adenosine
A 27-year-old female was referred to the emergency room with rapid palpitations...
Case provided by I.C.D. Westendorp, G.S. de Ruiter, L.V.A. Boersma, E.F.D. Wever
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Nightly Phenomena, Day Time Work?
In 2002, an a trial demand inhibited (AAI) pacemaker was implanted in a young male (born 1984) because of a primary arrhythmia disorder.
Case provided by R. Tukkie, R. Rienks, A.A.M. Wilde

Case reports by W.G. De Voogt, MD, PhD

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Case: what kind of block?
This Holter registration shows pauses.
Case provided by W.G. De Voogt, MD, PhD
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Case: a slow heart rate
This ECG shows pauses in the heart rhythm.
Case provided by W.G. De Voogt, MD, PhD
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Case: a pause in the heart rate
This tracing shows a pause in the heart rhythm.
Case provided by W.G. De Voogt, MD, PhD
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Case: fever with arrhythmias
This is a tracing of a 52 year old male, with viral infection and high fever (40° C), who was admitted to the...
Case provided by W.G. De Voogt, MD, PhD

Case reports from the ICBA

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Fusion beats
Sinus bradycardia, Second degree 2:1 AV block with LBBB in the conducted beats and junctional escape beats with RBBB morphology and fusion beats that mimic normal intraventricular conduction.
Case provided by Dr. Alberto Giniger
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LBBB and RBBB
Sinus rythm, 2:1 AV block with RBBB in the left part of the EKG and after a 1:1 conducted beat with LBBB the 2:1 AV block continues with LBBB. So it is a bilateral branch block.
Case provided by Dr. Alberto Giniger
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Fusion beats
Sinus rythm, high degree AV block, conducted beats with RBBB and ventricular escape beats with LBBB image. Some fusion beats mimic no intraventricular disturbance confundinc as normal conducted beats.
Case provided by Dr. Alberto Giniger
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Escape beats
Sinus rythm, high degree AV block with unional escape beats and capture beats with RBBB.
Case provided by Dr. Alberto Giniger
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Orthodromic tachycardia in WPW
AV orthodromic tachycardia (WPW syndrome).
Case provided by Dr. Alberto Giniger
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Ventricular tachcyardia
Ventricular tachycardia or idioventricular rythm during sinus tachycardia with fusion beats.
Case provided by Dr. Alberto Giniger
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Escape rhythm with RBBB pattern

Case provided by Dr. Alberto Giniger
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Escape rhythm with LBBB pattern
Escape rhythm with left bundle branch block pattern and likely retrograde conducted P waves.
Case provided by Dr. Alberto Giniger
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Intermittent pre-exitation
Intermittent pre-exitation
Case provided by Dr. Alberto Giniger
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Sinus irregularity
SA exit block
Case provided by Dr. Alberto Giniger
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Complete AV block and left ventricle escape
Complete AV block and left ventricle escape.
Case provided by Dr. Alberto Giniger
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Idionodal escape rythm and ventricular capture by AV nodal reentry
Idionodal escape rythm and ventricular capture by AV nodal reentry...
Case provided by Dr. Alberto Giniger
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Idioventricular rythm with 1:1 V-A conduction
Idioventricular rythm with 1:1 V-A conduction.
Case provided by Dr. Alberto Giniger
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Mobitz II AV block with LBBB in the conducted beats
Mobitz II AV block with LBBB in the conducted beats.
Case provided by Dr. Alberto Giniger
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Idioventricular accelerated rythm with fusion beats
Idioventricular accelerated rythm with fusion beats.
Case provided by Dr. Alberto Giniger
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AV nodal reentry tachycardia
AV nodal reentry tachycardia. Also look at the below ladder diagram.
Case provided by Dr. Alberto Giniger
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3:1 AV block with idionodal escape (the third P wave is inside the QRS)
AV block with idionodal escape (the third P wave is inside the QRS).
Case provided by Dr. Alberto Giniger
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Sinus bradicardia and isorythmic nodal escapes
Sinus bradicardia and isorythmic nodal escapes.
Case provided by Dr. Alberto Giniger
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Coarse atrial fibrillation mimic atrial flutter
Coarse atrial fibrillation mimic atrial flutter.
Case provided by Dr. Alberto Giniger
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Long QT and VPB secondary to sotalol administration
Long QT and VPB secondary to sotalol administration
Case provided by Dr. Alberto Giniger
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Intermittent WPW
Intermittent WPW
Case provided by Dr. Alberto Giniger
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