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What makes a T-wave Hyperacute? And: 30 Examples of Hyperacute T-waves, 10 in each of 3 myocardial territories.

Dr. Smith's ECG Blog

Pendell and I and the geniuses at Powerful Medical (Producers of the PMCardio Queen of Hearts OMI AI app ) are working on an objective, mathematical definition of hyperacute T-waves , based on real OMI outcomes and hyperacute T-wave annotation that has excellent interrater agreement (between me and Pendell), and it will end up being a logistic regression using these 3 variables: 1) area under the curve (AUC) relative to the QRS size 2) increased symmetry , as defined by time from T-wave onset to

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Fatal Overdoses and the Black Population

Peter Canning

I was giving a data presentation to the statewide Harm Reduction Advocacy Group and after reviewing the EMS data I had, I touched on the latest CDC numbers that show a 24.1% decrease in overdoses in Connecticut since November 2021 based on rolling 12-month averages with the latest 12-month period ending June 2024. After the presentation I saw in the chat a comment about white overdoses being down, but minority overdoses still rising.

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Pulsara Around the World - December 2024

Pulsara

NOVEMBER RECAP After a whirlwind November with Team Pulsara exhibiting at eight conferences, our exhibit schedule is slowing down as the year draws to a close. As we wrap up 2024, take a look to see where you can catch us next month!

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Lightning rounds 47: Post-op care transitions

Critical Care Scenarios

We chat about the post-op transition of care from the OR to the ICU, including questions to ask, workflows, and pitfalls. Check out the Intensive Care Academy here! Bryan’s textbook: Concepts in Surgical Critical Care Find us on Patreon here! Buy your merch here! We chat about the post-op transition of care from the OR to the ICU, including questions to ask, workflows, and pitfalls.

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How should we assess febrile infants? Results from the FIDO study

Don't Forget the Bubbles

Imagine this – a six-week-old infant with a fever of 38.3⁰C presents to your emergency department. They look well and, apart from fever, have no other symptoms. There are no sick contacts at home. Although they look well, you don’t want to miss a serious diagnosis, so what do you do? You’ve so many questions. Which of the many febrile infant clinical decision tools should you use?

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Special Edition: Stroke of Genius

EMS 20/20

WE FINALLY KNOW THE PUNISHMENT FOR THE LOSER! Also, Spencer is given a complex stroke call that needs an airway! Does he recognize it? Does he act appropriately? Let us know how you think he did below! WE FINALLY KNOW THE PUNISHMENT FOR THE LOSER! Also, Spencer is given a complex stroke call that needs an airway! Does he recognize it? Does he act appropriately?

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The Future of the VExUS Exam: Insights from Dr. Longino & Dr. Riscinti (Part 2)

Core Ultrasound

In part two of this interview, Dr. Longino, a hospitalist researcher, and Dr. Riscinti, an emergency medicine physician—both from Denver Health—explore the future of the VExUS (Venous Excess UltraSound) exam. We discuss ongoing and future research, emerging applications, and strategies to expand the accessibility and adoption of this important tool.

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