ECG Teaching Cases
New case every 2 weeks diving into an interesting emergency cardiology topic!
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 63 | Founded | 2 years ago | Last Issue | 4 days ago |
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Even Paradise Can Turn into a Resuscitation Bay
Vacation. Finally. No shifts for a whole week. Just you, the beach, and some quiet.
As you sit down to enjoy an afternoon nap at the beach, you hear something that gets your attention. You can’t quite make out what is going on but the crie...
The Journey of aVR
“Doc, I need you in room 7 NOW,” you hear Shannon, your charge nurse, tell you as you’re meeting a new patient across the ER. Something about her tone tells you this isn’t up for discussion.
“Pardon me, I’ll be right back,” you tell the pa...
Old Dogs and New Tricks
“Scott. Come on. You’re making that up.”
“No, I’m not! It really works.”
“You’ll just dilute the adenosine and nothing will happen!”
“Nope. We have science on it! It works!”
As you come back from the trauma bay, you hear your senior res...
Doc, am I looking at an ECG or an EEG?
Another day, another shift. You’ve barely had time to put your bag down and take a half sip of coffee before you see Shannon, your charge nurse, rush over to you.
“Oh good, you’re here!” she tells you. “I need you to run down to room 28 an...
Reluctantly Reaching for the Probe
***It’s no secret that ultrasounds are not my biggest strength. When I run into trouble with complicated Echos I turn to my friend and echocardiography guru Aram, who is part of the team who writes the “The Echo Journal” This week, we dive...
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Dr. Lloyd Tannenbaum, MD is the author of "EKG Teaching Rounds," a textbook designed to help students and residents master EKG interpretation.
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