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This is the 9th installment of my ECG Video Blog. This 23-minute video features a case for distinguishing between Complete AV Block vs AV Dissociation. Our discussion features how to draw the laddergram for this case. Your Feedback is welcome on these ECG Video-Blogs!
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- Ability to illustrate concepts not done full justice by the written word.
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LINKS to my ECG Video-Blog installments:
- ECG Video-Blog #1-Revised (= Blog #95) — Is there AV Block?
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- ECG Video-Blog #2 (= Blog #96) — Bundle Branch Blocks
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- ECG Video-Blog #3 (= Blog #97) — SVT with marked ST Depression
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- ECG Video-Blog #4 (= Blog #98) — Clinical Arrhythmia Mgmt (Part I )
- ECG Video-Blog #5 (= Blog #99) — Clinical Arrhythmia Mgmt (Part 2 )
- ECG Video-Blog #6 (= Blog #100) — Clinical Arrhythmia Mgmt (Part 3 )
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- ECG Video-Blog #7 (= Blog #101) — Wide Tachycardia + Chest Pain
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- ECG Video-Blog #8 ( = Blog #105) — Basics of AV Block
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- ECG Video-Blog #9 ( = Blog #110) — Complete AV Block? / Laddergrams
- Addendum to Video-9 ( = ECG Blog #111) — Review of Key Concepts
- Click Here for Timed Contents to Video-Blog #9!
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- ECG Video-Blogs #10,11,12 ( = Blog #113) — Rhythm Diagnosis Basics
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- ECG Video-Blog #13 ( = Blog #116) — Essentials of Axis / Hemiblocks
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- ECG Video-Blog #14 ( = Blog #117) — Brugada Syndrome
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- ECG Video-Blog #15 ( = Blog #118) — QRST Changes
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- ECG Video-Blog #16 ( = Blog #120) — Giant T Waves
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Acknowledgment — My appreciation to the following individual:
- Dr. Jenda Stros (Liberec, Czech Republic) — for providing me with the case for ECG Video-Blog #9.
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The patient is a 75-year old woman who presented to the Emergency Department with syncope and shortness of breath. A diagnosis of Complete (3rd-Degree) AV Block was made from the ECG shown in Figure-1. The patient was hemodynamically stable at the time this tracing was recorded.
- Is the rhythm in Figure-1 complete AV Block?
- Explain your answer ...
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| Figure-1: Simultaneously-recorded 3-lead rhythm strip obtained from a 75 year old woman with syncope and shortness of breath. Is this complete AV Block? Explain WHY this is (or might not be) complete AV Block. NOTE — Enlarge by clicking on Figures — Right-Click to open in a separate window. |
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-- Click Here — for a Timed CONTENTS of Video-Blog #9.
- Please check out our ECG Blog-111 for an Addendum to ECG Video #9.
- Please also check out my ECG Video Blog page on Google. The link is easy to remember = www.videoecg.com -
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