Advanced 12-lead ECG / EKG Analysis - ChalkTalk

ECG Academy was created by Dr. Nick Tullo, a Cardiac Electrophysiologist, and this "ChalkTalk" video tutorial is a milestone -- Number 600!! He has been recording these unique step-by-step coaching sessions every week for 12 years now!
This ChalkTalk provides guidance in approaching a complex 12-lead tracings with multiple abnormalities. ECG Academy teaches The Better Way to Read ECGs -- using an understanding of physiology, this enables readers to ANALYZE tracings like a pro and not simply rely on recognizing "textbook" examples.
ECG Academy offers monthly and annual memberships that provide access to basic, advanced, and expert levels. If you are already comfortable with ECGs but want to gain additional insights into reading complex tracings like this one, you can purchase a "ChalkTalk Only" membership that provides access to a new ChalkTalk every week for a year for only $40 -- that's less than $1 per lesson! We also offer accredited CE/CME courses for nurses, NP, PAs and students who want a formal course (from the basics to advanced 12-lead analysis). Physicians can contact us for information regarding CMEs. We are even planning to restart the Clinical based LIVE ECG MASTERCLASS in December 2023. Go to ecgacademy.com... for more information.
Remember... most ECGs don't look like the textbook. Start looking at ECGs in a Whole New Light with ECG Academy!
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[@birdman3675]

I just wanted to thank you for your consistent uploads and innate ability to break down complicated EKG's for those of us who aren't as sharp as you. I work in EP and your channel has been my saving grace. THANK YOU

[@ntullomd]

I just wanted to thank you for the super comment! I am very glad that my videos have been helpful to you. As an EP doc, I look at ECGs differently than 90% of cardiologists, and I try to give that EP-centric flavor to all the videos I do. 🙂

[@checkmecare]

An ECG helps us to know more about the condition of our heart, thanks to Dr. Nick share your knowledge about ECG. A valuable creation.👏👏👏👏

[@ECGDoc]

Thank you very much! I am glad that you enjoyed my ChalkTalk. Best of luck to you!

[@ahmeddaoud9901]

Great as usual Dr Nick. Thanks a lot for Teaching us to understand complicated ECG

[@ntullomd]

Thank you, Ahmed!!

[@iamgama]

You are great Dr Tullo!

[@ntullomd]

Thank you very much! 😊

[@queeniefung7514]

Thx Dr Tullo.

[@ntullomd]

Thank you, Queenie! I am glad you're still watching!!

[@queeniefung7514]

@@ntullomd This is a great channel that I won’t miss❤️ Thx a lot again Dr Tullo❤️

[@vatoloco2116]

There is a PVC couplet in v3 and v4

[@ECGDoc]

I believe both of those beats are atrial, conducting with a RBBB. If you look at the rhythm strip, the appearance of those beats are identical to all of the other conducted beats, They are not ventricular. Thanks for commenting.

[@tomythomas1691]

your explanation about axis is not clear at all. please explain little bit more clearly. it is a hard subject.