Intro to ECGs in veterinary medicine by Dr. Diniz

[@Heidyhohoho]

Thank you for posting this, Dr. Diniz. I am finally able to put all the details I have learnt over the years together. I am a veterinary technician of many years and feel I need to know this. I am often tasked with monitoring anesthesia and ECG is one of my two favorite devices to aid in a safe anesthetic experience for my patients. Your lecture finally pulled it all together.

[@Dr_Diniz]

I am happy to hear it helped you! 🙂

[@ndbone08]

T waves are generally positive on ECG because the repolarization vector moves away from the point of reference (from apex toward base). If the heart repolarized in the same direction it depolarized (from base to apex), it would indeed be a negative wave. The reason the vector gets switched is because the electrical signal is shot down to the apex where it begins triggering cardiomyocytes in the direction of the base (this helps push blood up through the aorta/pulmonary valves.

[@mazenelsawaf2368]

Great Lecture Dr. Diniz i am a small animal clinician in Egypt i just graduated last year, your lecture is very helpful thank you so much

[@Dr_Diniz]

I am glad you liked it! Any questions feel free to reach me. Best wishes in your new job!

[@DRVATC]

Love this, worth every second❤❤❤❤❤

[@KarthiKarthi-ru9no]

Nice video sir, thank u for ur information

[@Dr_Diniz]

Most welcome

[@_SankalpaBhusal]

thorough explanation...thank you

[@Dr_Diniz]

You are welcome!

[@vimalsyama]

Great video.

[@Dr_Diniz]

Thanks!

[@antevenio8303]

in the first part ... - they are not properly approved and have lots of side effects and unknowns. Need to check who finances the leaders and org (nat and internat). / Vet.

[@camillecalmbach3650]

Hi Pedro. Unfortunetly the ECGesy link doesn't work for me. Does this website still exist? I would love to practice reading ECGs since I have federal exams coming up in the next few months.

[@ephremb9361]

what is the difference between human ecg and canine ecg