ECG School

ECG School teaches ECG interpretation the way it is actually learnt: by looking at many traces, measuring for yourself and making decisions in realistic cases. CHOOSE YOUR LEVEL • Layperson – understand what the trace shows, recognise dangerous signs and know what to do in a heart attack or cardiac arrest. No prior knowledge needed. • Nurse – systematic interpretation from electrode placement to STEMI equivalents, bradycardias, tachycardias, electrolytes and prehospital management. 11 lessons and 12 cases. • Physician – vectors and fascicular blocks, differentiating narrow and wide tachycardias (Brugada, Vereckei), subtle occlusion (aVL, Smith's formula, the aneurysm rule), Sgarbossa/Smith, pacemaker malfunction, channelopathies, QT correction and ladder diagrams for difficult rhythms. 7 lessons and 9 cases. HOW IT WORKS • Every trace is drawn by an ECG engine at 25 mm/s and 10 mm/mV –…