Rebellion21: Subtle Ts on the ECG You Can't Afford to Miss via Amal Mattu, MD

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Thank you Dr. Mattu and Dr. Rezaie - this will save lives

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Brilliant as per usual

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Life-saving. 👏👏
Thank you so much for this excellent video👍

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Thank you!
Question: say I am in clinic, and have a patient show up for an appt with some kind of chest pain or something that makes me get an EKG. I see hyperacute T waves, I wait and repeat in 15min an its evolving, is that a 911 ambulance ride, have a family member take them, or essentially how urgent is it from the time I first notice hyperacute T waves?

[@SalimRezaie]

I would not wait for a repeat EKG…hyperacute T waves are due to an occlusion myocardial infarction…the 1st ECG is an automatic 911 call

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@@SalimRezaie ok cool thats what I was wondering what the threshold was outside the hospital. Ty

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When in doubt DO THE CATH LAB, don't be LAZY

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Agreed if there is any concern of ischemia/OMI...better to talk to cardiology for Cath lab

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