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ST Elevation
MI
... #Diagnosis #
Cardiology
... #
ECG
#
EKG
#
STEMI
ECG
of a 32-
year
-old ... ProximalLAD #Occlusion #
ECG
... #
EKG
#
STEMI
#Clinical ... #
ECG
#
EKG
#Electrocardiogram ... #
Cardiology
Acute Occlusion
MI
... • Posterior
MI
... MyocardialInfarction #OMI #
STEMI
... equivalent #diagnosis #
cardiology
... #
ekg
urgent treatment,
STEMI
... features of the
EKG
... : #Diagnosis #
Cardiology
... #
EKG
#
ECG
#STElevation ... #STSegment #
Differential
Osgood-Schlatter Disease -
MSK
... fragmentation and mild
bone
... tibial tuberosity
Differential
... Patellar tendon
tear
... #diagnosis #
msk
Winter T-Waves on
EKG
... before or after
STEMI
... V2-V4 FOAMfrat
Team
... DeWinter #TWaves #
EKG
... #diagnosis #
cardiology
Cath Lab ASAP:
STEMI
...
NSTEMI
: 1. ... New/worsening
MR
... low (1-2) risk, +
ECG
... catheterization #
cardiology
Suspected ACS - OMI vs
STEMI
... -
Differential
... segment is the only
ECG
... #
Differential
# ... Algorithm #
cardiology
ECGs - Ischemia
MI
... early inferior
MI
... #
EKG
#diagnosis ... electrocardiogram #
cardiology
... Interpretation #
differential
-
MSK
Radiology
... peripheral red
zone
...
Differential
diagnosis ... #knee #
mri
#clinical ... #
msk
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