Understanding ECGs | From Placement to Interpretation

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The best cardiology lectures I could find on the internet. Thank you 🙏

[@aysefiliz1]

That was a superb lecture! I graduated medical school 18 years ago and I don't think I never quite understood ECG until now. Keep up the great work. I am in awe!!!

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You are absolutely right

[@davidchakufwaya7242]

Dr Mike your simplicity with so much clarity is 2nd to none 🤍.

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[@DrMattDrMike]

Oh that’s awesome! Thank you for the feedback! Best of luck!

[@jiafan7120]

The Science Olympiad Division A teams did well again! Two out of three teams placed this time, taking third and sixth. Thank you for your videos! It is pretty amazing to see these third and fourth graders talking about the semi lunar valves, the cuspid valves, the SA node, AV node, the PQRST waves….like it’s nobody’s business.

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I found your channel last week while studying pharmacology, and now with you guys to brush up on cardiology! I like the camera panning. I'm a very "visual concept web" way of thinker so I like how you draw everything up and leave it there to reference back on. Highly recommend your channel to any students or professionals needing review.

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I wish i could hit like 1000 Times. What a great legend of out times. Thanks Dr Mike

[@cynthiajames516]

Hi Dr Mike, I am a RN who is interested in learning more about ECGS. Thank you for making this simpler and more interesting to learn.

[@melissaFrogs]

My ER needs to watch this video… they aren’t doing it right 😢. You teach so well. Your videos helped me through some of my medical classes ❤

[@tortreks]

This is the best explanation, and you give the practical knowledge of the science behind the electrodes. Thank you so much.

[@DrMattDrMike]

Glad you liked it!! 😊

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i am blessed to live in your era. live long Dr Mike

[@ruhailmir1043]

Excellent way of teaching! ❤

[@santoshs.b1723]

Hi mike thanks for making the concept to understand easier ❤

[@Savalanoghlu]

In our ward, you are now known as "the hot guy that explained ECGs" 😂

[@rulakmoiston]

Lmao

[@AyaAhmad-r8z]

best ecg video i've ever seen....wish you taught at our med school!

[@omaraldulaimi909]

Could you please do videos about arrythmias?

[@MuslimaSunatullayeva-s3r]

Super,thanks Dr.Mike

[@breespinner1339]

can you guys make a video on 12-lead ECG’ ischaemic changes and its relation to coronary arteries? i have never understood ECG’s until this video 🤣

[@myozin7503]

Thank you so much, Sir.

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[@whoisanjaia]

Can you plz explain what does the pos def and neg def mean on a ekg reading, like if you have a pos charge going away from the lead you get a bump down understandable, but what does that mean on reading a ekg and learning the dysthymias

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[@ManjitKaur-gr6jj]

Dr Mike - could you please simplify the explanation for TEG 🙏

[@DrMattDrMike]

Well add it to the list 😊

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You are just fabulous!

[@sunrhym]

Easy to Understand Dr Mike

[@allyeenm4044]

Thank you Can you explain why the ECG for each lead different in direction??

[@VincentSh]

The deflections (upward/downward) depend on the positions of the different electrodes (leads) with regard to the depolarisation and repolarisation waves (vectors). This video may help you: kzbin.info/www/bejne/g5u9lIGJpsxsbdE

[@solomons-c5x]

Thank you dr. Mike

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Thank you so much.

[@iqbalalihabib5219]

What about the other leads please??!!

[@everythingpro7545]

Shouldn't the "eyes" be on the opposite side of the arrow?

[@DrMattDrMike]

No, the eyes show the angles at which the leads “observe” the electrical changes. 😊

[@everythingpro7545]

@@DrMattDrMike Yes, I figured it out later. Thanks.

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