This 70 years old gentleman presented to A&E for Upper Respiratory Tract Infection symptoms. Denied palpitation.
Temperature 37.5
Vitals stable
Questions:
1. Kindly interpret the ECG shown above.
2. Management
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Is it torsades de pointes?
Is it common that in the event of TdP the patient is asymptomatic and Vitals stable
Appears like Torsa De Pointes.
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If you pay attention to lead III and the precordial leads from V1-6 you will notice the QRS complexes are narrow. On top of clinical findings , vital signs this is an ECG of moving artefact for a patient with Parkinson who came in with tremor. The fact that you see the oscillation more in precordial leads is due to the unipolar nature of precordial leads.
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