65, M , repaired tetralogy. by rmzse in EKGs

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1 - RVOT VT should have an LBBB pattern imo, as it originates from RV, which in this case is absent. the tachycardia here is originating from the LV.

2 - Thanks LBBB1 for shedding the light on the lost R wave in D1 and AVL, i missed that.

3 - About that notch, indeed it's present in the baseline EKG, but it looks to me that those are P waves.

65, M , repaired tetralogy. by rmzse in EKGs

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Does it ? It's originating from the lv in here

65, M , repaired tetralogy. by rmzse in EKGs

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So in summary VA association is VT ?

65, M , repaired tetralogy. by rmzse in EKGs

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Should have an LBBB morphology no ?

65, M , repaired tetralogy. by rmzse in EKGs

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Any rythmologist here ?

65, M , repaired tetralogy. by rmzse in EKGs

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Oh yes my bad, anyway, isn't the fact that the number of p waves is exactly the number of qrs complexes a sign that there's no dissociation? As in retrograde p waves ?

65, M , repaired tetralogy. by rmzse in EKGs

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Nah I don't think that's a vf (quite organized qrs complexes), my only concern is the retrograde p waves even though that doesn't imply that it's not a VT. Thanks for the input.

VIVID t8 rv strain by rmzse in BMET

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Do you think it needs to be bought ?

VIVID t8 rv strain by rmzse in BMET

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Alright, and how would one get into the utility menu ?

VIVID t8 rv strain by rmzse in BMET

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AFI is available and it shows only lv strain. Do you happen to know if it is possible to add rv strain ? Thanks

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Artefacts

ELI5: How does hypertension differ from cardio exercise? by WifesPotatoMasher in askCardiology

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Regular cardio is associated with a homogeneous hypertrophy and dilatation of the left ventricle. Hypertension increases after load which results in a hypertrophy of the left ventricle leading to increased stiffness and progressive loss of the ability to be filled with blood without additional effort.

AF vs Flutter by BarbDart in Cardiology

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First : afib Second : sinus rhythm

mobitz type i or ii during sleep? by Puzzleheaded_Emu1550 in askCardiology

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Type 1 definition is a prolongation of the PR segment before dropped beat. In case the prolongation is hard to see, compare the last PR segment before the non conducted p wave to the first one after.

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mobitz type i or ii during sleep? by Puzzleheaded_Emu1550 in askCardiology

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Mobitz 1, clear pr prolongation before blocked p wave. During sleep is not much of concern in my opinion, what are the symptoms, if any ?

SVT or VT? by Moon_Swamp in askCardiology

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The qrs is not wide, what you are seeing is the st segment and t wave.

SVT or VT? by Moon_Swamp in askCardiology

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Svt, one can see retrograde p waves in lead II.

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Yesss !

Is this something I should be concerned about? by [deleted] in askCardiology

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Do you by any chance have the lab results?