All are included in the differentials of this ECG except?
HR is 50/min with normal axis. Giant T wave inversions are noted in leads I, II, V2-V6. Giant T wave inversion are said to present if T wave is >10mm in depth. Giant T wave inversions : Wellen syndrome: T wave inversions in V2-V3 indicate critical narrowing of Left anterior descending aery. At high risk for developing anterior wall MI . ICH: T wave pattern Apical hyperophy of hea(not HOCM but a variant of same) Stokes Adam Syndrome WPW Hypercalcemia leads to QT shoening.
Wellen Syndrome
ICH
Apical Hyperophy of hea
Hypercalcemia
ECG and Arrhythmia 2