Category Archives: Cardiology

Free Interactive ECG Interpretation Trainer — 42 Cases with Calipers and Exam Mode

Reading an ECG is a skill you build by doing, not by staring at labelled diagrams — so Doctors’ Corner has built a free interactive ECG interpretation trainer for medical students, house officers and postgraduate trainees. It presents 42 twelve-lead cases on authentic ECG paper at 25 mm/s and 10 mm/mV, from normal sinus rhythm… Read More: Free Interactive ECG Interpretation Trainer — 42 Cases with Calipers… »

ECG Analysis 2.4 from ADInstruments

ECG Analysis software from ADInstruments is a Windows-based software that can be used to analyze ECG data from a variety of sources, including Holter monitors, event recorders, and even smartphone ECGs. The software offers a wide range of features, including: * ECG morphology analysis * Arrhythmia detection * ST-segment analysis * QT interval measurement *… Read More: ECG Analysis 2.4 from ADInstruments »

Automated ECG Analysis Tool- Cardio AI

CardioAI is a software that enables better health surveillance using current assets in remote, difficult, or dangerous locations[1][4]. It provides accurate near real-time processing that permits early detection of health issues and enables timely intervention[1]. Here are some reviews and comparisons of CardioAI: -SourceForge: CardioAI has not received any reviews on SourceForge as of 2023[1].… Read More: Automated ECG Analysis Tool- Cardio AI »

Hypertension diagnosis and Management

Updated summary for diagnosis and treatment of hypertension pic.twitter.com/3w6KyJe1gv — Muner Mohamed | منير محمد بالريش (@MunerMohamed1) March 28, 2023   Related review articles Non-pharmacological factors for hypertension management: a systematic review of international guidelines Ethnic differences in hypertension management, medication use and blood pressure control in UK primary care, 2006–2019: a retrospective cohort study… Read More: Hypertension diagnosis and Management »

Ventricular fibrillation

Ventricular fibrillation @scientissimum #MedEd #MedStudentTwitterpic.twitter.com/qOrEmVOdPo — The Innovation | Medicine (@Innov_Medicine) March 24, 2023