• POCUS not always perfect for reversible causes or RWMA (especially while on ino/pressors) but can help narrow DDx quickly.
• Anterior STD can be diagnostic of posterior-OMI, even if 12-/15- doesn't meet "STEMI criteria"
See:
hqmeded-ecg.blogspot.com/2022/01/7-st...
• POCUS not always perfect for reversible causes or RWMA (especially while on ino/pressors) but can help narrow DDx quickly.
• Anterior STD can be diagnostic of posterior-OMI, even if 12-/15- doesn't meet "STEMI criteria"
See:
hqmeded-ecg.blogspot.com/2022/01/7-st...
Cath showed culprit 100% Cx -> balloon/DES across marginal -> TIMI3.
TTE: EF35% with anterolateral/inferior RWMA.
Outcome: Extubated few days later, neuro-intact/oriented, favourable prognosis.
Cath showed culprit 100% Cx -> balloon/DES across marginal -> TIMI3.
TTE: EF35% with anterolateral/inferior RWMA.
Outcome: Extubated few days later, neuro-intact/oriented, favourable prognosis.
Dissection?
OMI/ACS?
PE?
Arrhythmogenic?
POCUS:
Difficult views- No PCE, reasonable LV Fxn (had epi/norepi), initially thought maybe ?inferolateral RWMA but couldn’t convince myself of it, ++pulmonary edema, IVC small/collapsing, Abdo aorta no AAA/flap, no DVT
Dissection?
OMI/ACS?
PE?
Arrhythmogenic?
POCUS:
Difficult views- No PCE, reasonable LV Fxn (had epi/norepi), initially thought maybe ?inferolateral RWMA but couldn’t convince myself of it, ++pulmonary edema, IVC small/collapsing, Abdo aorta no AAA/flap, no DVT