Sixty-two year old woman undergoing preoperative assessment priorto a breast biopsy.
Clinical History 248
Sixty-two year old woman undergoing preoperative assessment priorto a breast biopsy. She has no known cardiac disease.
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Sixty-two year old woman undergoing preoperative assessment priorto a breast biopsy. She has no known cardiac disease.
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Seventy-eight year old gentleman status post remote aortic valve replacement
Clinical History 236
Seventy-eight year old gentleman status post remote aortic valve replacement, coronary artery bypass graft surgery and recurrent transitional cell carcinoma of the bladderwho developed this cardiac dysrhythmia during the intravenous administration of a chemotherapeutic medication.
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Seventy-eight year old gentleman status post remote aortic valve replacement, coronary artery bypass graft surgery and recurrent transitional cell carcinoma of the bladderwho developed this cardiac dysrhythmia during the intravenous administration of a chemotherapeutic medication.
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Seventy-three year old woman with long-standing hypertension who presents for evaluation of recent onset dyspnea upon exertion.
Clinical History 214
Seventy-three year old woman with long-standing hypertension who presents for evaluation of recent onset dyspnea upon exertion. Co-morbidities include obesity and insulin requiring diabetes mellitus.
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Seventy-three year old woman with long-standing hypertension who presents for evaluation of recent onset dyspnea upon exertion. Co-morbidities include obesity and insulin requiring diabetes mellitus.
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Sixty-five year old gentleman with advanced peripheral vascular disease scheduled
Clinical History 195
Sixty-five year old gentleman with advanced peripheral vascular disease scheduled for a cardiac catheterization priorto a lower extremity arterial revascularization procedure. This electrocardiogram was obtained at the time of his cardiac catheterization. The cardiac catheterization demonstrated an 80-90% proximal stenosis of a large ramus intermedius coronary artery. Otherwise the coronary arteries were without significant obstructive lesions.
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Sixty-five year old gentleman with advanced peripheral vascular disease scheduled for a cardiac catheterization priorto a lower extremity arterial revascularization procedure. This electrocardiogram was obtained at the time of his cardiac catheterization. The cardiac catheterization demonstrated an 80-90% proximal stenosis of a large ramus intermedius coronary artery. Otherwise the coronary arteries were without significant obstructive lesions.
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Fifty year old gentleman who presented to the emergency room two hours after severe chest discomfort onset.
Clinical History 181
Fifty year old gentleman who presented to the emergency room two hours after severe chest discomfort onset. The accompanying electrocardiogram was obtained and a cardiac catheterization transpired shortly thereafter demonstrating a subtotal mid right coronary artery stenosis with superimposed thrombus. A successful stent was placed to the mid right coronary artery.
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Fifty year old gentleman who presented to the emergency room two hours after severe chest discomfort onset. The accompanying electrocardiogram was obtained and a cardiac catheterization transpired shortly thereafter demonstrating a subtotal mid right coronary artery stenosis with superimposed thrombus. A successful stent was placed to the mid right coronary artery.
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Eighty-eight year old gentleman with a history of long-standing hypertension
Clinical History 164
Eighty-eight year old gentleman with a history of long-standing hypertension and multi-vessel coronary artery obstructive disease who is recently status post coronary artery bypass graft surgery.
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Eighty-eight year old gentleman with a history of long-standing hypertension and multi-vessel coronary artery obstructive disease who is recently status post coronary artery bypass graft surgery.
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Fifty-three year old woman who is being evaluated in the breast clinic
Clinical History 104
Fifty-three year old woman who is being evaluated in the breast clinic for a recently performed abnormal mammogram. She has no known cardiac conditions and is on no current medications.
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Fifty-three year old woman who is being evaluated in the breast clinic for a recently performed abnormal mammogram. She has no known cardiac conditions and is on no current medications.
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Sixty-six year old woman who was scheduled for an elective stress test
Clinical History 32
Sixty-six year old woman who was scheduled for an elective stress test at which time the above electrocardiogram was obtained. She was admitted to the hospital to exclude acute myocardial injury. Acute myocardial injury was excluded and subsequent stress testing suggested myocardial ischemia. A cardiac catheterization was performed demonstrating normal left ventricular systolic function and normal coronary arteries.
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Sixty-six year old woman who was scheduled for an elective stress test at which time the above electrocardiogram was obtained. She was admitted to the hospital to exclude acute myocardial injury. Acute myocardial injury was excluded and subsequent stress testing suggested myocardial ischemia. A cardiac catheterization was performed demonstrating normal left ventricular systolic function and normal coronary arteries.
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Seventy-nine year old woman with known coronary artery disease
Clinical History 20
Seventy-nine year old woman with known coronary artery disease and moderately severe left ventricular systolic dysfunction who was re-referred for cardiac evaluation secondary to increasing angina pectoris. Medications at the time of this electrocardiogram included furosemide, metoprolol, premarin and aspirin.
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Seventy-nine year old woman with known coronary artery disease and moderately severe left ventricular systolic dysfunction who was re-referred for cardiac evaluation secondary to increasing angina pectoris. Medications at the time of this electrocardiogram included furosemide, metoprolol, premarin and aspirin.
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