
Pendell Meyers
@pendellm
Emergency Medicine Physician, Co-Editor of Dr. Smith's ECG Blog
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http://hqmeded-ecg.blogspot.com 09-02-2015 23:58:46
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A young man with a 'pathologic' ECG hqmeded-ecg.blogspot.com/2025/05/a-youn… In both 6 x 2 and 3 x 4 formats Magnus Nossen, MD





TCTMD Stephen W. Smith Jacqueline Tamis-Holland Andrew SP Sharp Todd Neale Read the full article: tctmd.com/news/should-we…




Мкс Рмах Robert Herman, MD NSTEM is diagnosis which killing a lot of patients! Thanks a lot to PMcardio—AI that reads ECGs through Robert Herman, MD Stephen W. Smith Pendell Meyers

What happens when a clinic does not have troponin testing for chest pain patients? Stress testing? hqmeded-ecg.blogspot.com/2025/05/what-h… Willy Frick



A sick elderly patient with nonspecific symptoms hqmeded-ecg.blogspot.com/2025/05/a-sick… Pendell Meyers


If you saw this EKG completely isolated from clinical context, how would you interpret it? hqmeded-ecg.blogspot.com/2025/05/if-you… Willy Frick



Robert Herman, MD, PhD Willy Frick Pendell Meyers EMS 12-Lead Stephen Rahm Dr Razi Dr. Andreas Roeschl, MD ECG.Hacks David Didlake Nanashī🫀 The standard EKG is diagnostic of an inferior and posterior OMI. I am betting that the queen of heart gets it right. There are inferior, hyperacute T waves and a nearly diagnostic inverted T wave in lead aVL. By itself, the inverted T wave in V2 is not diagnostic of posterior

Robert Herman, MD, PhD Stephen W. Smith Willy Frick Pendell Meyers EMS 12-Lead Stephen Rahm Dr Razi Dr. Andreas Roeschl, MD ECG.Hacks David Didlake It is no surprise that posterior leads are read as "negative". In fact, posterior T waves are hyperacute, but who cares about that?


CoffeeBlackMD PMcardio—AI that reads ECGs and Stephen W. Smith and Robert Herman, MD, PhD have a super cool MI ai app . superb at subtelties with high probability . whereas i can 'see' many of the subtelties but lack being definitive ie 'in theory, it could be'...