Brugada criteria: How to differentiate VT from SVT

In this video we are going to show you how to differentiate VT from SVT though the application of Brugada criteria.
Brugada criteria is a common and simple step-wise tool to detect VT. It these criteria are not fulfilled, the broad complex tachycardia is likely to be SVT with aberrant conduction. Many clinicians use Brugada criteria for VT vs SVT differentiation and we we learn that technique in details. A methodical application of brugada criteria for VT may be super useful for you. Brugada criteria for vt vs svt may be an essential skill every doctor shoulder master. Brugada criteria can have LBBB morphology. How efficiently you use ECG may affect your patient care. Brugada syndrome is a completely different entity. VT or ventricular tachycardia may seem similar to supraventricular tachycardia with aberrant conduction. Hope you like the video.
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[@gauthamkanagala1543]

Excellent Discussion. Keep up the good work sir. Waiting for many more educational videos

[@DrBarai]

Thank you for watching. I will certainly upload some more interesting ECG, ultrasound and Emergency Medicine materials. Watch the space!!!

[@collinsauyo8025]

Nice presentation

[@DrBarai]

Thanks Collin! Any suggestions about new videos?

[@MeducationAC]

Excellent explanation! Thank you

[@DrBarai]

Thank you! Any suggestions about new videos?

[@ephrem3966]

thank you sir. this was invaluable.

[@DrBarai]

Thank you very much for watching! Is there anything you want me to cover in my next ECG video?

[@ephrem3966]

@@DrBarai would you be able to do lead aVR please. especially as it applies to pericarditis, TCA toxicity, left main disease, and in helping with lead misplacement. thanks in advance.

[@DrBarai]

@@ephrem3966 Sure thing!