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"A 1st Book on ECGs-2014” is out - GO TO - www.ecg1stbook.com - For MORE of MY Books - I am excited about what lies ahead.

On July 1, 2010 - I retired after a 30 year career in academic medicine (as full-time faculty in Family Medicine at the University of Florida). My goals are to take teaching of ECG and Arrhythmia Interpretation to a new level. Since my retirement - I have started a Free Educational ECG Blog (www.ecg-interpretation.blogspot.com/ ). I have written multiple new books - including my brand new 5th edition of ACLS-2013-PB that has just come out (ePub of this book in progress). My most popular book is ECG-2011-PB (with accompanying ePub out for nook-kindle-ibooks) - See PRODUCTS for links with more info). I lecture/give workshops - I've developed ECG COMPETENCY (to assess interpretation ability) - and lots more (WRITE ME = www.kg-ekgpress.com/contact - and/or visit my web site for details = www.kg-ekgpress.com).

25/10/2025

You are given the ECG below. You are asked one question:
* Is this Wellens’ Syndrome?

— Detailed discussion of today’s case is in the form of a 6-minute ECG Video.
* GO TO — https://tinyurl.com/KG-Blog-502 — :)

11/10/2025

I have chosen a challenging, complex arrhythmia for my 500th ECG Blog. It is from an older patient with syncope.
* Can you solve this complex rhythm?
* Can you explain each of the 10 beats?

— Details on Blog #500 — https://tinyurl.com/KG-Blog-500 — :)

05/10/2025

I was shown this ECG — obtained from an endurance athlete who presented to the ED with new severe CP (Chest Pain).
* How would you interpret his ECG?
* Should you activate the cath lab?

— Details on Blog #499 — https://tinyurl.com/KG-Blog-499 — :)

27/09/2025

This ECG is from a middle-aged man with a borderline low BP, uncontrolled diabetes and presumed septicemia.

* How would you interpret his ECG?
* Is this patient hemodynamically stable? — Should you try Adenosine?

— Details on Blog #498 — https://tinyurl.com/KG-Blog-498 — :)

20/09/2025

I was sent this ECG — and told it was from a previously healthy older man who had a witnessed collapse. This ECG was interpreted as showing, “nonspecific” ST-T wave changes.

* Do you agree with this interpretation? Any other concerns?

— Details on Blog #497 — https://tinyurl.com/KG-Blog-497 — :)

13/09/2025

This ECG is from a middle-aged man with syncope and dyspnea.

* Is the chest lead T wave inversion the result of acute ischemia?
* What are the wide beats?

— Details on Blog #496 — https://tinyurl.com/KG-Blog-496 — :)

06/09/2025

This ECG is from a middle-aged woman with palpitations. Hemodynamically stable. Started on Propafenone several days before.

* What is the rhythm? (Are the wide beats aberrantly conducted or NSVT?)

— Details on Blog #495 — https://tinyurl.com/KG-Blog-495 — :)

30/08/2025

This ECG is from an older woman with “indigestion” and CP (Chest Pain).

* How would you interpret this ECG?
* The cath lab was not activated “because STEMI criteria are not met”. Do you agree?

— Details on Blog #494 — https://tinyurl.com/KG-Blog-494 — :)

16/08/2025

This ECG is from an older man with a permanent pacemaker — who presented to the ED with new CP (Chest Pain).

* How would you interpret this ECG?
* Should the cath lab be activated?

— Details on Blog #492 — https://tinyurl.com/KG-Blog-492 — :)

09/08/2025

This ECG is from an older man being treated for septicemia in the ICU. Hemodynamically stable. Has a history of coronary disease and chronic AFib

* Is this VT? How certain are you of your diagnosis? — Treatment?

— Details on Blog #491 — https://tinyurl.com/KG-Blog-491 — :)

02/08/2025

This ECG is from a young adult who presented to the ED for syncope. No chest pain. Hemodynamically stable.

* How would you interpret this tracing?
* Is syncope responsible for this ECG ? — To activate the cath lab?

— Details on Blog #490 — https://tinyurl.com/KG-Blog-490 — :)

26/07/2025

This ECG is from a previously healthy young woman with palpitations. She is hemodynamically stable.
* How would you interpret this tracing?
* How certain are you of your diagnosis? How would you treat this patient?

— Details on Blog #489 — https://tinyurl.com/KG-Blog-489 — :)

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