Advanced EKGs - Miscellaneous EP Topics

[@sunving]

Thank you Dr Strong very much. Many trainee around the world would be fortunate to watch and learn videos from you. It might be too late for me but I can’t help to thank you and the technology which made it possible to learn.

[@dsoogrim]

Brilliant..as per usual...thx prof

[@AlphabetNumbers]

Thanks

[@edreesalqutel8002]

Nice work....تم

[@landonschertz2325]

Hello Doctor, First off I wanted to say I really like your videos. I am looking to read on VCGs and pediatric/neonatal ECGs. Can you suggest a book or two for each? Thanks!

[@lehu8529]

Nice video! Question about the example #1 of concealed conduction - is it fair to say that this partial refractoriness of the AV node is due to there being some portion of inactivated L-type Ca++ channels, thus leading to a more shallow slope of the phase 0 in the AP, thus resulting in a lower speed of conduction?

[@GammaScorpio]

Why no one talks about voltage problems, patient with his voltage going too low by intrinsic reason and not pericarditis e.g.

[@sleepytraveler369]

Great videos doctor, will the course be finished anytime soon?

[@TheOicyu812]

Several of these rhythms would have benefited from having laddergrams constructed for them in order to illustrate the mechanism better.

[@StrongMed]

I totally agree! Unfortunately, a lot of people find ladder diagrams confusing. They are on my long list of topics to cover in a future video. In retrospect, I probably should have made it earlier so I could have used ladder diagrams for some of these more advanced ECG topics.

[@light6976]

Avnrt vs avrt, please

[@edreesalqutel8002]

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