Friday, October 18, 2013

K. Wang Video: Differential Diagnosis of a Variety of Conditions (37 minutes).....

Regular Narrow QRS tachycardia
Regular Narrow QRS bradycardia
Pauses
Paired QRS
Changing QRS Morphology
ST Elevation in the Precordial Leads


Posted by Steve Smith at 5:51 AM
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  1. bornDzNovember 11, 2013 at 3:07 AM

    hello doctor smith
    at the 31:00 in the second tracing can we say that there's a terminal QRS distorsionin V3 ? can a terminal QRS distorsion of RS complex morphology occur in V3 or is it supposed to be only in V1 V2 since V3 is the most equal between R and S in the precordium ?

    thank you.

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    1. Steve SmithNovember 11, 2013 at 8:16 AM

      Both V2 and V3 have an S-wave (small in V3, but present), so there is not QRS distortion.
      Steve Smith

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