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ECG Collection 6:

(Paper speed is 25mm/sec and voltage calibration is 10mm/mV.
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  1. Elderly man, known diabetic and smoker, presented with chest pain 
  2. A 76 year old man presented with Chest pain and dyspnea
  3. A 65 year old man with history of CAD and Diabetes presented with palpitations 
  4. A 54 year old female smoker presented with palpitations 
  5. A 34 year old man admitted with pyelonephritis 
  6. A young female presented to the emergency department with vague chest discomfort 
  7. A 50 year old man diagnosed case of dilated cardiomyopathy (DCM) presented with dyspnea 
  8. ECG Case: A 77 year old man presented with palpitations 
  9. A 55 year old male smoker presented in Emergency Department with one hour chest pain
  10. A 65 year old man with a history of severe decompensated chronic renal failure and advanced coronary disease  
  11. A 65 year old man known diabetic presented with chest pain
  12. ECG Case: A 77 year old man with palpitations 
  13. ECG Case: A young female noticed a pause in her ECG 
  14. A 76 year old male with cough and wheeze having feeling of skipped beats with this ECG (with detailed description)
  15. A 38 year old man brought into the emergency room in a collapsed state. (with detailed description)
  16. A 25 year apparently healthy boy with sudden onset right sided chest pain with this ECG (with detailed description) 
  17. A 63 year old woman presented with a rapid heart beat 
  18. Elderly male with multiple co-morbids including diabetes and coronary artery disease came for follow up 
  19. ECG Case: Elderly male came to you for routine follow up visit 
  20. ECG Case: A 59 year old man presented with this EKG 
  21. ECG Case: A 70 year old man presented with palpitations and pre-syncope
  22. ECG Case: A 55 year old woman on heart failure medications, now presented with worsening dyspnea
  23. ECG Case: A 68 year old man presented in emergency department with this ECG 
  24. A 57 year old man with episodes of fast heart beat
  25. A 70 year old man with history of anterior wall myocardial infarction came for follow up 

     


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