ECG Video-16 (Blog 120) - LV "Strain" and Giant T Waves (12-21.1-2015)

This is the 16th installment of my ECG Video Blog (12 minutes). Today's ECG was obtained from a 50-year old man with chest pain. How would you systematically interpret his ECG? What diagnostic entities should you consider? (KEN GRAUER, MD – [email protected]).
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0:00 – INTRO (How to Contact Me).
0:28 – Today’s Case.
0:44 – Review of the 2-Step Systematic Approach to ECG Interpretation.
1:39 – Step #1 = Descriptive Analysis.
2:11 – Benefits of Using a Systematic Approach.
2:53 – Why Look at Intervals Early.
3:36 – Applying the Approach to this Tracing.
4:01 – Assessing the QTc.
5:11 – Axis – Hypertrophy – QRST Changes.
6:34 – Putting It Together into the Clinical Impression.
7:46 – There are GIANT T Waves!
8:34 – Which of the Giant T Wave Causes might apply?
9:47 – Looking closer at LVH and ST-T Wave Morphology.
10:34 – Bottom Line (Summary) of our Interpretation.
11:50 – That’s it for today!
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ECG Blog #120 (http://tinyurl.com/KG-Blog-120)
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My acknowledgment to Dawn Altman of the ECG Guru — for allowing the use of this case & tracing (http://ecgguru.com/comment/1081#comme...)
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