Master ECG Interpretation, One Week at a Time: Improve Your Skills with Dr. Mattu's Weekly Workouts!
ECG Weekly is the go-to resource for anyone who is dedicated to improving their ECG (electrocardiogram) interpretation skills. Our mission is to help you confidently spot life-threatening ECG abnormalities, in an effort to save and improve more lives.
Elevate Your ECG Skills with Weekly Episodes!
Join Dr. Mattu every week for insightful video presentations that are brief yet comprehensive, featuring concise written summaries and essential take-home points.
ECG Weekly is a powerful tool designed to boost your proficiency and confidence in emergency ECG interpretation.
Designed to help you remember important ECG criteria and patterns when it matters most. ECG STAT is helpful bedside supplement to lessons learned from Dr. Mattu's ECG weekly workouts.
ECG STAT has must-know differential diagnoses and is full of high-yield clinical pearls. Try it the next time you have a clinical ECG question or curiosity, You'll be surprised by how much you can learn here.
Easily earn CME credit or completion certificates for any ECG Weekly videos you watch or any ECG STAT and Skills content you use.
Test yourself with our new topic-specific ECG skills exams that complement what you learn on ECG Weekly and ECG STAT.
We offer high-yield CME that is affordable and gives you credit for all the learning you do with us.
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A 68-year-old man presents after syncope with profound bradycardia. The ECG shows a very slow ventricular rate with high-grade AV block. The reflex move is to focus only on pacing,…
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A 92-year-old man presents to the emergency department with gradually worsening dyspnea on exertion that has progressed to exertional chest “fullness”. He is asymptomatic on arrival with normal vitals. The…
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