How to analyze a STEMI ECG | To see and to observe - Dr. Nishant Sagar, Interventional Cardiology

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Excellent class...thanku sir

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Excellent presentation dear friend 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

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Thank you for your wonderful presentation sir... It's obvious ECGs are interpreted at different level.. if u continue to present more videos like these... With our experience and your teaching we can definitely save much more live we could !!!

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Such a crisp and informative presentation of valuable observations!.. Thank you, Sir.. Would love to see more of your videos..

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What a wonderful presentation.simply outstanding

[@laisbhai]

Thank you dr👍 extremely useful, cristal clear n crispy description of ECG which is made so easy to understand🙏 Expecting more videos from you👍

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Definitely sir come up with such topics

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Very concise and easy to understand,to the point video.Thank you very much Sir for this video.Kudos to Sir and 10 min CME.🙏

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Nice explanation,please do more.thank you

[@baishyakrenuji]

Superb 👍

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very informative and clear.... Pls add more videos 👏👏👏

[@PriyaKalapala]

Awesome explanation sir... would love to hear more from you as an mbbs graduate...!❤

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Please do more of such videos sir, its very informative. As you rightly said its a life long learning process, would like to see more videos on ecg.

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Sir thank u kindly make more videos and teach us

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Every time I see and read about ecg it’s just a rejuvenating, thanks 10mincme for a crisp information

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Thank you so much Sir …. For this fantastic teaching 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

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Systematic & clear👏👏

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Excellent, thanks

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Very good point about heart rate relation with heart failure

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Extremely helpful 👍

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Thank you sir for nice informative video 👏

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Awesome sir.

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Excellent session sir...thanku so much

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Very good

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Crisp and clear 👍🏻awesome teaching

[@pankajamjohn]

Nishant,I appreciate you.you will really shine.congrats Very easy to understanding and useful.keep putting up lots of ECGs.keep rocking

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Thank u sir plz take class on ECG

[@abhishekramkrishna]

Thanks sir

[@peterperker2462]

Wow....it was so good.

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Awesome explanation sir. Looking forward to learn more ECGs from u.thank u sir !

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Very good presentation to the point, lot of information under 10 min...

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Thank you sir ,,

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Thank you for the eye opening video sir!

[@rainuthomas]

Wow! So much info hidden in ECG!!! Thanks Nishant sir.

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Thank you sir

[@ksvasan3716]

Thank you very much Sir, Interpreting ECG is very difficult for but you explained well. If you can please do more lectures on Interpretation of ECG .

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Excellent sir

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BIG fan sir BIg fan...yes we need more videos like this...

[@prasadakalli9169]

Please explain slowly instead running speed with diagram. It is a very useful presentation, more vidios onEKG will be helpful. Thanks.

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Brilliant.

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Excellent video. Never knew you could deduce so much from an ECG.

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wonderful and crisp presentation sir. very informative :) would love to see more videos like this :)

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Very much helpful..

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Very crispy and informative sir..expecting more of such videos

[@nexgray2923]

I have a doubt...Here there are ST elevations on the anterior leads as well as the lateral leads, including the high laterals(1, avL). So why cannot we think of a left main occlusion?

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Very much helpful sir, thank you 🙌

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Very informative and knowledgeable 👍 👏👏 Sir, Ur way of teaching is awesome-simple and understandable .🔥 Expecting more videos .🤗🤗

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Sir explain basics of ecg

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A video inspiring us to learn more of the humble ecg. Good work sir

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Useful presentation sir!!

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Awesome sir .would love to see more presentation

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Vibrant sir

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Wonderfull waiting for more

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Very useful 🙌🏽

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Tq sir it was very crisp and helpful pls do more videos on ecg❤️🙏🔥

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very helpful video ..keep it up

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[@prasadakalli9169]

Enlarged ECG pictures will be more helpful. Like classroom teaching. Thanks

[@burhanuddinkherodawala1122]

Sir why can't it be antero-lateral wall MI? there is ST elevation in V2-V3-V4-V5-V6 lead 1 and avL and also reciprocal changes in lead 3 and avF. Why is it jst anterior wall MI?

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You are right.It is an anterior wall+lateral wall MI with the lesion being proximal to first diagonal and septal.You can call it an extensive anterior wall MI also.I wanted to keep it as simple as possible without going into intricacies of further localisation.In AWMI site of occlusion is more important whether it is proximal ,mid or distal LAD than additional wall involvement that is why a mid LAD lesion in a wrap around LAD causing an antero inferior wall MI has better prognosis than a pure AWMI with RBBB which indicates prox LAD hence a worser prognosis.In inferior wall MI additional wall involvement like PW/LW/RV affects prognosis. Isolated IWMI-good prognosis IW+PW-Intermediate prognosis inv of LW or RV-Bad prognosis

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Thank you sir, very well explained, really enjoyed it👍

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We want more

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Very helpful sir... would like more videos

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Awesome

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Thanks a lot. Much helpful. It would be great if you teach ECG from basic, it would be immensely helpful for interns, students. Thanks again.

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Very informative, Kindly upload similar videos. Really helpful👍🏻

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Nice way of presentation sir.. Keep going👍

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How do we decide whether the occlusion is because of a red thrombus or a white thrombus?

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u need OCT or IVUS for that

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Nice

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More such videos

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