Nice video as always but i dont get the emphasis in the beginning. A wellens with that presentation should have had an emergent revascularization anyway, right?
Should and Does are the key...Still see patients with Wellens being managed medically and not taken to the Cath lab (that is the emphasis of the video). The case presented had clear ST elevations that met criteria and therefore the patient was taken to the Cath lab emergently. Basically I used a clear cut case to emphasize when it is not clear cut. Hope that helps.
Wellens-- #1Pt is pain free!!! Its a reperfusion change #2 Wellens does not have STE The J point (start of STseg) is isolectric with next TP #3 Great Case
Thank you for simple and understandable explaination
Glad it was helpful!
Thanks
TY so much…very kind of you @rumit9946
Nice video as always but i dont get the emphasis in the beginning. A wellens with that presentation should have had an emergent revascularization anyway, right?
Should and Does are the key...Still see patients with Wellens being managed medically and not taken to the Cath lab (that is the emphasis of the video). The case presented had clear ST elevations that met criteria and therefore the patient was taken to the Cath lab emergently. Basically I used a clear cut case to emphasize when it is not clear cut. Hope that helps.
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Wellens-- #1Pt is pain free!!! Its a reperfusion change
#2 Wellens does not have STE The J point (start of STseg) is isolectric with next TP
#3 Great Case
Appreciate it...at first glance...my thought was Wellens but after a closer look as you stated...clearly an OMI.
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Thank you so much