On another list a scenario was presented with the diagnosis being transient Long QT. Is there such a thing, and how can one be wary of it (other than...
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Jon, I've never heard of transient long QT syndrome, but there is a lot of information about long QT syndrome at: http://www.long-qt-syndrome.com/ Just think...
Just to let you know, in case you had not already heard, the rural medics site is up and running again. The link is http://www.ruralmedics.com/forums/ . I know...
The big news I keep hearing about is the "Rodeo." Seems they are going to have an EMS competition similar to the ones nationally. I was wondering if anybody...
To bring this on topic... How about an EKG or cardiology based contest...? It is a matter of education and experience... with all the advancements in Texas...
For all you in-hospital EKG nerds, I found something really interesting on esophogeal leads. From: Emergency Medicine Clinics Volume 15 • Number 2 • May...
First, I hope the list is silent because everyone is working hard on fulfilling my need/want for a benign Lead II, with an lousy Lead I or III laying just...
I'll likely find myself at Headquarters today... I'll see if I can get a copy of my mounting.... I was so disgusted <G> with myself that I didn't want to be...
Cognitive failure time... Regarding a 3rd degree AV block, it's the LAD artery that is blocked, causing the AV node to not function properly? Or is it...
Jon, As far as I know, the most common cause is ischemia. As for whether or not the culprit artery is a the LAD (or a branch of the LAD) it depends on the ...
I should clarify that every EKG needs to be correlated to the patient's overall presentation. In the last case, it was the beta blocker the patient was taking...
Here is a case from Chris Bartus for the group. The file size is still a little on the large size, I apologize for anyone who may still be on dialup. Are any...
Who is Chris Bartus? Nick, the issue here is whether or not the arrhythmia is junctional or ventricular, and it's very difficult to tell without a 12 lead,...
First, Nick, I am one of the millions of folks still using a floppy wire to get online. You're king of special deals--get us on high speed for cheap! :) ...
Nick, I am still on dial up and surviving. Andrew Bowman ... From: Nick Nudell To: ekg_club@yahoogroups.com Sent: Wednesday, March 09, 2005 11:53 PM Subject:...
Nick raises an interesting point, which has its own point. If everyone were on high speed connections, our file sizes could be larger. However, since many of...
The first thing to do is look at the size of the image. If you simply placed it on a scanner and "hit go" it is probably somewhere in the area of 1200 by 1200...
Tom B At the moment, Chris Bartus is the person who managed to blow the file size buffer on the EKG group. That's why I sent it to Nick, to see if he could do...
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Also Tom B; I have seen ventricular complexes present as narrow in Lead II, and then wide everywhere else (go to a lecture by Bob Paige to get some great...
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In a message dated 3/10/2005 6:14:35 PM Eastern Standard Time, Jcbartus@... writes: Also Tom B; I have seen ventricular complexes present as narrow in Lead...
The other thing you can do is bring it into an imaging program and do a few manipulations to decrease the file size while not affecting how it is viewed on the...
Great advice guys! One other thing that makes a significant difference is to use grayscale rather than color. When I scan, I use 100 dpi unless its a strip...
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