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Swimming the Channelopathy
Drowning is one of the leading causes of accidental death in children. Some apparent drownings may be related to sudden cardiac death, in particular to unidentified channelopathies, which are known to precipitate fatal arrhythmias during swimming-related events. The majority of … Continue reading
Posted in General PH&RM
Tagged ACLS, APLS, arrest, diagnosis, dysrhythmia, ECG, paediatric
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Characteristic ECG signs of LAD occlusion without ST elevation
In a single centre observational study over 10 years of patients undergoing acute PCI of the left anterior descending (LAD) artery, 35 of 1890 (2%) had a distinct non-ST elevation ECG pattern. The ECG showed ST-segment depression at the J-point … Continue reading
Posted in General PH&RM
Tagged acs, diagnosis, ECG
