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ECG Collection 7:

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  1. ECG Case: Elderly male came for follow up in cardiology clinic
  2. A 77 year old male with history of syncope presented in cardiology clinic for evaluation
  3. Elderly female known case of hyperthyroidism presented with palpitations
  4. A 60 year old woman with history of chronic kidney disease presented with dyspnea
  5. Elderly woman presented in emergency with vague chest discomfort 
  6. A 70 year old female was found at home in a confused mental state 
  7. A 30 year old man known case of renal failure on regular hemodialysis came for follow up visit
  8. Elderly female presented in cardiology clinic with palpitations 
  9. A 55 year old man known smoker presented with worsening dyspnea 
  10. Elderly male known case of paroxysmal atrial fibrillation came for follow up  
  11. A 68 year old man with a previously functional electronic pacemaker presented with syncope 
  12. Elderly woman came for follow up in cardiology clinic
  13. A 44 year old female came with dyspnea and loud second heart sound (loud P2) on examination
  14. A 57 year old woman admitted to intensive care with altered mental status

     

     

     

     

 








 

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