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ECG Collection 3

ECG Collection 3: 

(Paper speed is 25mm/sec and voltage calibration is 10mm/mV.
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  1. A 50 year old male presented with dyspnea
  2.  A 43 year old man with chest pain for 3 hours
  3. A 57 year old male with palpitations
  4. A 57 year old male admitted in critical care unit with pneumonia
  5. A 58 year old male complaining of weakness
  6.  A 53 year old female with dyspnea diagnosed as having rheumatic heart disease
  7. A 45 year old male, smoker, presented with chest pain and profuse sweating
  8.  A 63 year old male with vomiting and hypotension
  9. A 50 year old man came for preop cardiac evaluation with this ECG
  10. A 23 year old young lady came for cardiac evaluation
  11. A 67 year old male with chest pain
  12. A 78 year old woman with dizziness and profuse sweating
  13. A 24 year lady with history of palpitations
  14. A 70 year old man with chest pain
  15. A 58 year old man known case of end stage renal disease had this ECG just before dialysis 
  16. A 22 year old lady found unconscious after a suicide attempt, empty bottle of pills found near her
  17. A 55 year old man with chest pain and palpitations
  18. A 78 year old lady with chest pain
  19. A 26 year old man referred to you because of a murmur heard by his GP, whats your diagnosis?
  20. A 43 year old lady with palpitations
  21. A 57 year old lady complaining of palpitations on day one of lap chole
  22.  A 9 year old boy with this ECG
  23. A 75 year old male presented to ER department with one hour history of chest pain
  24. A 100 year old man with palpitations
  25. A 87 year old male came for preop cardiac evaluation 

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