中国区国际心电图培训课程之典型病例课件.ppt

Bonus point Case 25 Which of the following ECG morphologies is one of the most important criteria for right ventricular enlargement? Prominent S wave in V6 Prominent R wave in V6 Great voltage of RS in V3-V4 QI SIII Case 26 Which is the correct diagnosis? Case 27 Which is the correct diagnosis? Case 28 Which is the correct diagnosis? Case 29 Which is the correct diagnosis? Case 30 This ECG recording is frequently seen in acute coronary syndromes presenting with involvement of one of the following coronary arteries ? Case 31 This is a patient with an acute coronary syndrome presenting with involvement of one of the following coronary arteries ? * * SELFASSESSMENT Case 1. a. Atrial septal defect b. Partial right bundle branch block c. Brugada’s syndrome d. False image of right bundle branch block A young, asthenic man, with no apparent heart disease. The figure shows an ECG recording in V1, V2 and V3 leads located in 2nd (A), 3rd (B) and 4th (C) intercostal space. What is the correct diagnosis? Case 2 A. Acute pericarditis B. Early repolarization in a subject with a horizontal heart with levorotation C. Acute phase of a myocardial infarction D. Superoanterior hemiblock A 27–year-old man, with no apparent heart disease. What is the correct diagnosis? Case 3 An 18-year-old lean man, asymptomatic, with no heart disease. What is the correct diagnosis? A. Left ventricular enlargemen B. Normal ECG variant. Vertical heart with apparent levorotation C. Left ventricular enlargement D. Normal ECG. Heart with no rotation Case 4 A 28-year-old very lean man, with slight pectus excavatum, but with no apparent heart disease. What is the correct diagnosis? A. Right ventricular enlargement B. Heart with the apex backward C. Superoanterior hemiblock D. Vertical heart Case 5 A 35-year-old man with no apparent heart disease. What is the correct diagnosis? A. Heart with no apparent rotation B. Vertical heart C. Horizontal heart D.