ECG Academy Masterclass on Syncope / Fainting
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- čas přidán 28. 08. 2024
- ECG Academy was created by Dr. Nick Tullo, a Cardiac Electrophysiologist, in 2011. "Dr. Nick" has now started a series of monthly LIVE ECG Masterclasses. This is the pilot program, presented on Dec 7. 2023.
Currently with 4.9 stars on Trustpilot, ECG Academy is world-recognized as the ultimate online resource for anyone looking to learn from an ECG Expert. The website has a free introductory membership but most of the assets are by subscription, and include over 600 "ChalkTalk" video tutorials and Expert-level video tutorials and lectures.
This ECG Masterclass is entitled, "A Tale of Two Syncopes," and is based on case presentations. There is a detailed, high-level discussion of the ECGs involved along with CLINICAL discussion of how to treat patients with particular rhythm abnormalities. You can learn more about ECG Academy's Masterclass series here: ecgacademy.com...
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.
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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As an ER doc I find your content so helpful. Thank you!
Hey, Thanks Doc!!
Hi Dr. Nick! I just wanted to say thank you so much for the EKG academy as a new NP in EP! Your videos are so helpful and informative; I currently have an expert membership but will be upgrading to a premier member shortly as I find these master classes incredibly helpful with the clinical and management side of things. thanks again for all the time and dedication you put in your videos; best learning program for EKG's by far!
Hi, Ali! Thank you SO much for all the positive feedback! I'm really glad you're learning lots! This Wednesday's Masterclass is going to be a BLAST! I think it will have a few heads spinning! 😲
We were missed Dr.. finally u r back ..hope you continue the great work ❤
Thank you so much! I'm glad you enjoyed this.
I love you so much and I miss your lectures on You Tube. Looking forward to studying with you. Dr. Tullo again. God Bless You.
We miss your Saturday live streaming , Greetings from Texas (Bryan)
Happy holidays Doc!!
Hey, Bryan! I'm thinking that my January Masterclass will be on a Saturday. 🙂
Will be awesome!!
Thanks for the video Dr Tullo. I love your site too. It may just be recency bias but I have to say I have seen a fair amount of patients coming to the ER with a history of syncopal events who actually end up having seizures. I had a guy last week present to the ER with chief complaint of "syncope" who started seizing as I was getting an HPI which was really helpful! But he did not speak English so I think there was a language barrier that probably led to prior providers not getting a good history which is obviously critical as you said but also fairly common.
I think it would be great if you could make more videos on the acute management of patients presenting with dysrhythmias. Appreciate the lectures!
Hey! Thanks for the positive feedback. I always say the three most important things about syncope is History, History, and History. I do a new ECG Masterclass every month through ECGAcademy.com. -- you should check them out. Next one is this Wednesday. They are all clinical, with discussion of management, not just diagnosis.
great content. Nick, as always, thanks very much.
Thanks so much!! I hope your channel is going well!
@@ntullomd Thanks. Yes, it's growing slowly, but steadily. I appreciate the boost you gave me awhile back. Much appreciated.
Hallo dr.Nick , thank you for such helpful videos , i am considering subscribing in the website as well , I am wondering if there are such videos for learning Echo heart ?
Hello! Thank you for the compliment. As an electrophysiologist, I live in the world of ECGs and arrhythmias. I do not consider myself an expert in reading echos. ECG Academy is a world leader in electrocardiography training. Please check out my videos and my courses on the website.
thanks dr
You're welcome!!
Dr. Tullo, I really enjoyed the presentation! Learning from the perspective of an electrophysiologist really adds more depth into electrocardiography. Some of the cases you presented aren't something I see everyday working in cardiology and I really enjoyed your thorough explanation behind each one! Any ideas of what the next topic will be in January?
Hi, Sam! I have a couple of ideas. It will probably happen middle of January some time. I'm happy to take requests! 🙂
Looking forward to it as always! I think it would be interesting to take a look at the different types of LQTS genes and how they manifest on the ECG as well as their overall prognosis. @@ntullomd
Needed this one! As someone who has severe presyncope and who recently had a loop recorder implanted. Ugh 😣
Well, Crystal, I hope your ILR provides you with the answer!
17:21 ''So now what would you do? Hehehehehehehe''---------------- Hahahahahahahahaha
Hey there. I’m a 28 y/o f. I’ve been dealing with syncope for 2 years. My dr can’t seem to tell me why. It has progressed to almost a complete disability. I have accompanying symptoms such as shortness of breath, chest pains, lightheadedness, extreme fatigue. Ecgs show pvc, tachycardia, sometimes bradycardia, but they don’t know why. I’m desperate for answers but just keep getting brushed off. I don’t know if anyone will even read this but any help or insight would be so greatly appreciated.
Hello! In which state do you live? There are many fainting specialists like me all over the country.
@@ECGDoc wow thanks for responding!! I live in Illinois, near Chicago. Every doctor I’ve seen seems to know very little about my condition and I’m having an extremely difficult time finding any help.
@@User_8889 By coincidence, I'm going to be in Chicago next weekend-- there's a major conference on autonomic dysfunction going on. You might want to research that -- there's a lot of information out there for people with syncope. Try looking up dinet.org -- it's the Dysautonomia Information Network (I'm on their medical advisory board). They have a "Find A Specialist" link that might help you find someone who can help you.
''You 've been gone too long''