Extreme shock and cardiac arrest in COVID patient
Dr. Smith's ECG Blog
NOVEMBER 12, 2020
And so it is wise to look at the coronary arteries. Here they are: Learning Points: 1. This ECG certainly looks like myocarditis, and was due to myocarditis, but missing acute coronary occlusion is not acceptable. In acute MI, the T-wave is large, and the T/ST ratio is high. This is much more typical of myocarditis.
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