Author: Catriona J Thompson / Editor: Yasmin Sultan Reviewer: Chris Wearmouth / Codes: CP1, CP3, SLO1, SLO2 / Published: 09/11/2020
A 19-year-old male presents to the emergency department with a 24 hour history of chest pain. The pain is described as dull, diffuse across the chest, with no radiation. The patient is normally fit and well with no past medical history or significant family history. He denies any recent cough, drug use or potential mechanical explanation for the pain. On further questioning it is evident the patient has experienced chest pain intermittently for at least 2 years but less severe, as well as occasional episodes of palpitations. An ECG is taken which is shown below.
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important case
Good ECG not to miss
One of the first thing taught by professor Rolands on ECG . Never ever miss a preexcited AF
Very good case
Thank you, very valuable inputs
Informative
good case