- HPI: 23M with no chest pain. Preseting s/p tased by police.
- Key ECG: There is convex ST segment in V3 (STE convexity in any of leads V2-V6 is fairly specific sign of LAD occlusion), however in this case there is too much voltage in the QRS (deep S-wave in V3 especially). The T(volume)/QRS ratio is not large enough for the T-waves to be considered hyperacute. There is well formed J-point notching – a finding associated with benign repolarization changes.
- Link to full case @ Dr. Smith’s ECG Blog: 2023-04-17