Key Point Wide QRS bradycardias usually reflect infranodal conduction disease (His–Purkinje or below), making them much more dangerous than narrow QRS bradycardias. These rhythms often lead to hemodynamic instability and…
Key Points Common Misconception: T-wave inversions (TWIs) in V1–V3 are often prematurely labeled as “anteroseptal ischemia,” but there’s a much broader differential. Essential Differentials: Pulmonary causes (e.g., PE), Arrhythmogenic RV…
Key Points: Left ventricular hypertrophy (LVH) with strain is one of the most common and dangerous STEMI mimics, particularly in the anterior leads, and is a frequent cause of false-positive…
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