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EKG
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#Positive
Criteria
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Acute Occlusion
MI
... meeting ST elevation
criteria
... • Posterior
MI
... equivalent #diagnosis #
cardiology
... #
ekg
Sgarbossa
Criteria
... -
MI
Diagnosis ... #Diagnosis #
Cardiology
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EKG
#Sgarbossa ... #
Criteria
#Modified
Ventricular Tachycardia
Criteria
... nadir of S > 60
ms
... Tachycardia #WCT #VTach #
Criteria
... V1 #diagnosis #
cardiology
... #
ekg
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ecg
#telemetry
RV Dysplasia -
ECG
... #Diagnosis #
Cardiology
... #
ECG
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EKG
#ARVD ... RightVentricular #Dysplasia #
Criteria
conditions: - Acute
MI
... using the Vereckei
criteria
... better than Brugada
criteria
... #Diagnosis #
Cardiology
... #
EKG
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ECG
#Lead
Sgarbossa’s
ECG
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criteria
for detecting ... be applied to
all
... #Diagnosis #
Cardiology
... #
ECG
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EKG
#Sgarbossas
Hypertrophy (LVH)
Criteria
... - S V3 + R
avl
... - R
avl
> 11 ... #Hypertrophy #
ECG
... #
EKG
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Cardiology
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