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ECG: hyperkalaemia
A LITFL tracing of severe hyperkalaemia used to illustrate ECG 1 in the interpretation workshop.
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ECG: describe, interpret and contextualise
A GUIDED SELECTION
Ten interpretation tracings and two cardiology-station resources for comparing rhythm, conduction and repolarisation.
Learning objectives
- Use a systematic reading sequence before opening the explanation.
- Distinguish image findings from the fictional patient’s data.
01
Observe
Describe the document or recording before looking at the explanation.
02
Compare
Use the teaching notes and original source to revisit your interpretation.
03
Apply
Return to the course, book or OSCE station associated with the resource.
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ECG: hypokalaemia and U waves
A LITFL tracing illustrating repolarisation changes associated with severe hypokalaemia.
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ECG: prolonged QT interval
A tracing from a LITFL case of prolonged QT after medication exposure, used for ECG 3.
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ECG: acute pericarditis
A LITFL example showing the ST and PR changes discussed in the ECG 4 explanation.
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ECG: S1Q3T3 and right-heart strain
A LITFL tracing from a pulmonary embolism case, used to discuss right-heart strain findings.
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ECG: complete atrioventricular block
A LITFL tracing showing dissociation between atrial and ventricular activity.
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ECG: atrial fibrillation
A LITFL atrial fibrillation example used for rhythm interpretation in ECG 7.
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ECG: hypercalcaemia and short QT
A LITFL hypercalcaemia tracing illustrating shortened repolarisation.
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ECG: low voltage
A low-amplitude LITFL tracing used to discuss low voltage in ECG 9.
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ECG: left ventricular hypertrophy
A LITFL example showing markedly increased precordial voltages and lateral repolarisation changes.
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ECG: inferior ST elevation
An MSD Manual illustration showing inferior ST elevation and reciprocal changes.
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Myocardial ischaemia and infarction: ECG interpretation
A LITFL lecture by Theo Sklavos and William Wang on ischaemia, infarction and their ECG localisation.
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Atrial fibrillation · ECG
Irregular ventricular rhythm without distinct repeating P waves, confirmed on a good-quality tracing.
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