[ccm-l] # 7 - EKG changes

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In a message dated 1/7/2006 9:10:57 AM Central Standard Time,  
myersj at alum.rpi.edu writes:

Are you  able to post the EKG?

Jeff Myers, D.O., NREMTP
SUNY-Buffalo 


 
No, it was on the monitor and we did not get a  strip.      It looked like 
something you would see if  the leads were reversed or in the OR when the 
surgeon has the heart elevated  looking at the back of the heart after coming off  
CPB.      I will explain the EKG variance on this  evenings post -# 8, but 
because you asked, the thoracic surgery fellow thought  this must represent a new 
event and was a "heart  attack."      The thoracic surgery staff did not think 
 so.    
 
k

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