I am binge watching your videos! Thanks a lot for such detailed and consistently systematic reads. I always felt intimidated to learn more about ECG as i thought it was very difficult and never found it easy to learn form books. Very recently decided that it was time to tackle it head on and opted for videos. Couldn't have hoped for anything better than this! Thank you ,godbless 🙏🙏 love from India!
In what leads are you suspecting a STEMI? Examine the depth of the S-waves in those leads and ask yourself it the ST-elevation is proportional. Does it looks like strain or does it look like STEMI? If there is doubt, obtain another 12-lead ECG in 5-10 and compare the two. Also, consider the history and clinical presentation. When the presentation is impressive, and ACS is the likely diagnosis, I would learn more toward cath lab activation. Perform a bedside echo if available and look for wall motion abnormalities!
27:33 left axis deviation?
Physiologic left axis between 0 and -30.
@@TomBouthillet you're amazing. Keep the videos coming. PLEASE.
Where is AVF? The lead one is perpendicular to Avl or AvF? AvF is located the bottome . Confusing for me
Amazing videos Tom, I love cardiology and especially Ekgs, I wish you best of health and life.
Please Dr. Can you make more ECG videos !!?
I have been thinking about it!
I am binge watching your videos! Thanks a lot for such detailed and consistently systematic reads. I always felt intimidated to learn more about ECG as i thought it was very difficult and never found it easy to learn form books. Very recently decided that it was time to tackle it head on and opted for videos. Couldn't have hoped for anything better than this! Thank you ,godbless 🙏🙏 love from India!
Thank you so much, Lahari Joshi! I'm glad you found my channel to be useful.
Thanks
That’s very generous of you! Thank you so much.
@@TomBouthillet No worries 😉 Thank you for the awesome content. 🙏
I can't wait for your new video~
Thanks for the video Dr.! What if you are suspecting a STEMI and the voltage criteria for LVH are not met in V1 and V5-6, but are met in aVL? Regards
In what leads are you suspecting a STEMI? Examine the depth of the S-waves in those leads and ask yourself it the ST-elevation is proportional. Does it looks like strain or does it look like STEMI? If there is doubt, obtain another 12-lead ECG in 5-10 and compare the two. Also, consider the history and clinical presentation. When the presentation is impressive, and ACS is the likely diagnosis, I would learn more toward cath lab activation. Perform a bedside echo if available and look for wall motion abnormalities!
Hello Doctor, great content! I wish you would do a video about ECG changes in Pericarditis.
Great channel!
I'm a paramedic and EMS Chief! But thank you. That's a great idea! I will put that in the queue.
Hi good day dr. Can you explain lvh i was diagnosed with lvh is that dangerous? Is it treatable?
Me too . How are you now
Nice work, Tom!
Thanks, Steve!
I am doctor in korea and thanks your lecture
Thanks Tom (from India).
You are great thank you i am waiting for your another videos 😃
Very beneficial
Thank you so much
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