ECG changes in Hypothermia - What are the 'Osborn waves' or 'J waves'?

Watch this informative video on ECG changes due to hypothermia.
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[@tomcruise9317]

How to differentiate with early repolarisation mam

[@PracticalMedicine]

Early repolarization is just elevation of J point from the baseline while in Osborn waves have distinct shape. Furthermore, history of cold exposure and low core body temperature will be present in patients with ECG changes consistent with hypothermia.