ECG of the Week - 2nd September 2013

This ECG is from a 39 yr old male and I can only assume he presented with chest pain.
I will get some more clinical information today and update the case this evening, including our 'VAQ Corner' exam style quesion.

Updated.

This patient presented with 2 hours of chest pain. Strong family history of cardiac disease. 
Nil regular meds. BP 134/78. Sats 98% RA
VAQ Corner question also added.

Our interpretation of this case can be found here.

ECG of the Week - 26th August 2013 - Interpretation

This ECG is from an 85yr old female who presented complaining of worsening dysponea and atypical chest pain. She has known atrial fibrillation and COPD. 
At the time of clinical review we luckily had access to her old ECG's and a recent echo.
I plan to include her echo results with the interpretation post although the ECG might give some clues as to the findings.
Check out the original post and comments here.

ECG of the Week - 26th August 2013

This ECG is from an 85yr old female who presented complaining of worsening dysponea and atypical chest pain. She has known atrial fibrillation and COPD. 
At the time of clinical review we luckily had access to her old ECG's and a recent echo.
You can find the patient's echo result and a bit more information in our interpretation post for this ECG here.

ECG of the Week - 19th August 2013 - Interpretation

Again unfortunately no clinical information on this case, but that's never stopped us before.
Check out the comments on our original case post here. 

ECG of the Week - 19th August 2013

Again unfortunately no clinical information on this case, but that's never stopped us before.

Thanks to Ken for reminding me to add a link here to our interpretation of this ECG.

ECG of the Week - 12th August 2013 - Interpretation

I unfortunately have no clinical information on this ECG, but it looks interesting :-)
Check out our original post of this ECG and the excellent comments here.

ECG of the Week - 12th August 2013

I unfortunately have no clinical information on this ECG, but it looks interesting :-)

ECG of the Week - 5th August 2013 - Interpretation

This ECG is from a 28 year old male who presented following a fall from height, 2 metres, and complained of mild left chest & arm pain. His vital signs are all normal.
Check out the original post to see a collection of excellent comments on this ECG.

ECG of the Week - 5th August 2013

This ECG is from a 28 year old male who presented following a fall from height, 2 metres, and complained of mild left chest & arm pain. His vital signs are all normal.
An ECG was performed, see below, thoughts, comments ?
Check out our interpretation, and some more information on the clinical outcome, here.