Development and validation of a prioritization rule for obtaining an immediate 12-lead electrocardiogram in the emergency department to identify ST-elevation myocardial infarction

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@markhildo @topknottraveler There’s a actually research that show 12 lead in syncope <50 is not needed unless there is an obvious disrythmia. https://t.co/lYa7isewzc

@SamRomyn I do a lot of 12 leads on patients with not “chest pain”. Our service implemented a best practice guideline based on this paper. https://t.co/wRhi8TLcLh

@jasumback @FLTDOC1 And still STEMIs are missed! http://t.co/Q7h12YBAx9 http://t.co/wy0MDupgl4

@LIJ_EM @EMIMDoc @ercowboy What about ACS equivalents and EKG? 20% of STEMIs don't present with chest pain: http://t.co/OuYr7dZSZt

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