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ECG s of patients with acute coronary syndrome. Dr. David Tran A&E dept. FVH Year 2009. Male 79 years old, chest pain in the evening (ECG 1). Same patient 40 min. later…. Female 62 years old, intermittent chest pain for 2 days, permanent left chest pain for 40 minutes.
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ECGs of patients with acute coronary syndrome Dr. David Tran A&E dept. FVH Year 2009
Female 62 years old, intermittent chest pain for 2 days, permanent left chest pain for 40 minutes
Male 45 years old, chest pain > 6h before, cardiac arrest, ventricular fibrillation
Male 45 years old, no past medical history, chest pain irradiation into left arm
Female 70 years old, diabetes, HBP, severe dyspnea with SaO2 89%
Female 68 years old, diabetes, HBP, CVA, chest discomfort & left arm numbness 6 hours ago
Male 48 years old, HBP, Diabetes, severe chest pain, sweating & nausea for 4 hours
Male 39 years old, fever & chills for a few days, chest heaviness yesterday
Female 64 years old, diabetes, dyslipidemia, ischemic cardiopathy, chest pain for 30 min
Male 65 years old, hypertension, diabetes, past history of myocardial infarction
Male 53 years old, smoker, substernal chest pain in the evening
Male 79 years old, weakness in the morning, fainted, hypotension
Male 49 years old, vomiting for 2 days, epigastric pain & fever
Male 54 years old, gout, vomiting & epigastric pain the day before, chest discomfort this morning
Male 80 years old, diabetes, hypertension, no chest pain (troponine normal)