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'''Note:''' It is important to realize that not all of these steps may be applicable when you encounter abnormalities on the ECG. If for example the rate is not sinus rhythm in the [[Rhythm|first step]], the algorythm to analyze [[arrhythmias]] should be followed. If a [[LBBB|Left Bundle Branch Block]] is present in [[Conduction|step 3]], [[ST morphology]] will be strongly influenced by this conduction defect. | '''Note:''' It is important to realize that not all of these steps may be applicable when you encounter abnormalities on the ECG. If for example the rate is not sinus rhythm in the [[Rhythm|first step]], the algorythm to analyze [[arrhythmias]] should be followed. If a [[LBBB|Left Bundle Branch Block]] is present in [[Conduction|step 3]], [[ST morphology]] will be strongly influenced by this conduction defect. | ||
Finally the real world is presented through [[Cases and Examples|practice ECGs]]. | Finally the '''real world''' is presented through [[Cases and Examples|'''practice ECGs''']]. | ||
If you have finished the course you are invited to come back to read more about abnormal ECGs in the ECG textbook. | If you have finished the course you are invited to come back to read more about abnormal ECGs in the '''ECG textbook'''. | ||
* [[Normal tracing|Normal tracing]] | * [[Normal tracing|Normal tracing]] | ||
* [[A Concise History of the ECG]] | * [[A Concise History of the ECG]] | ||
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* [[Accuracy of computer interpretation]] | * [[Accuracy of computer interpretation]] | ||
Also read our [[Frequently Asked Questions]] section. | Also read our [['''Frequently Asked Questions''']] section. | ||
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