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ECG quiz highlights echocardiographic diagnosis in a 50-year-old with dyspnoea and systolic murmur.
An educational ECG quiz presenting a 50-year-old man with dyspnoea, chest pain, and a systolic murmur for diagnostic interpretation.
ANSWER on page 58Please analyze the ECG carefully and commit yourself to an answer before checking the explanation. 56This is an ECG of a 50-year-old man.He was referred for assessment because of dyspnoea, chest pain, possibly effort related, and examination fi ndings of BP 160/95 and a systolic murmur.An echocardiogram was done.
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Andrzej M. Okreglicki (2017) studied Dyspnoea, chest pain, hypertension, and systolic murmur (n=1). Diagnostic assessment was evaluated. This is an educational ECG quiz presenting a 50-year-old man with dyspnoea, chest pain, and a systolic murmur, asking readers to identify the most likely echocardiographic finding.
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