by SCST News | Jan 1, 2022 | ECG Of The Month
Happy New Year from everyone at SCST! Let’s kick off 2022 with Dr Dave Richley’s ECG of the Month This ECG was recorded from a 38-yearold female who was complaining of a fast heart rate. There was no chest pain or breathlessness and no history of heart...
by SCST Communications | Dec 1, 2021 | ECG Of The Month
I’m afraid I don’t have any clinical information to accompany this ECG, but all I’d like is a description of the rhythm, with as much information and explanation as you can provide. ANSWER OK, first things first. The P waves are of low amplitude in most leads and...
by SCST News | Nov 1, 2021 | ECG Of The Month
This ECG was recorded from a 28-year old male with known type 1 diabetes. He was admitted to hospital with nausea, breathlessness, extreme tiredness and dull chest pain. What are the abnormal features on the ECG? What diagnosis do they suggest? Dave Richley Associate...
by SCST News | Oct 1, 2021 | ECG Of The Month
This month’s ECG was recorded from a 28-year old male while he was suffering from palpitations. He had no history of heart disease. After the administration of intravenous verapamil his heart rate suddenly normalised and a repeat ECG (not shown) revealed sinus rhythm...
by SCST News | Sep 1, 2021 | ECG Of The Month
I don’t have any clinical information in relation to this month’s ECG, but what I’m interested in is the rhythm and conduction. I don’t think it’s quite as straightforward as it first appears and I’m not absolutely sure of everything that’s going on. I’ve numbered the...
by SCST Communications | Aug 1, 2021 | ECG Of The Month
This ECG was recorded at 25mm/s from a 72 year old male who was complaining of a prolonged period of chest pain at rest. He has a history of diabetes and hypertension. How should the ECG be interpreted? Dr Dave Richley, Associate Lecturer Newcastle University...
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