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12-lead comparison for a pedliatric patient <br />Pediatric interpretation for a 10-year-old patient <br />The Glasgow EGG analysis program gives an appropriate pediatric interpretation <br />Namea IZI-ead 1 HR 100bpm Normal ECG "Unconfirmed" <br />ID: 10/1612017 3:54:3$13M Sinus rhythm <br />Patient ID: PR 0,128s ORS 0.098r, QT/Q`Fc. 0.324s/0.394S <br />'Age:p 10 Sex: M P-QRS-T Axes: 66115*42' <br />1 aVR i V1 I V4 <br />}_J <br />I It la L I V2 IV5 <br />\T_jr A- <br />lIII I aVF i V3 I V6 <br />I F-1 <br />x1 .0 .05-15OHz 25mm/sec LP15 bb <br />Adult interpretation for the same 10-year-old patient <br />• Same 10-year old pediatric patient, but taken after entering an adult age of 18 years <br />• Entering an adult age for a pediatric 12-lead can produce inappropriate interpretative statements <br />• Some EGG analysis programs are contraindicated for pediatric interpretation" <br />Name:: ZLead I HR 100bpm Abnormal `ECG ,­Unconfirmecr' <br />10: 10/16/2017 2:55!21 PM Sinus tachycardia <br />Patient ID: PR 0.128s QRS 0.098s Possible, right ventricular hypertrophy <br />QT/QTc: 0.324s/0.394s <br />Age: 18 Sex: M P-QRS-TAxes: 66'15'42' <br />I aVRI V1 I V4 <br />III i�L IV2 r iV5 <br />IIII I aVF V3 I V6 <br />x1.0 .05-150Hz 25mmtsec LP15 <br />12-lead with interpretative statement for STEMI with LBBB <br />* Glasgow EGG analysis program uses Sgarbossa criteria for STEMI detection in a patient with a LBBB <br />Name: 12-Lead 1 HR 51bpm Abnormai ECG "Unconfirmed"' <br />to: 11/17/2017 10: 15:2,9 AM ­* MEETS ST ELEVATION MI CRITERIA <br />Patient to: PR 0,228s QRS 0.174s Sinus rhythm with PACs with 1st degree A-V block� <br />Incident ID: QTIQTc: 0.532st0.517s Left bundle branch block <br />Age: 53 Sex- M P-QRS-T Axes: 2'25'122' Interior ST elevation, CONSIDER ACUTE INFARCT <br />aVR i vi V4 <br />II avL j V2 t q V5 <br />qtv\PP' <br />,V\ �A <br />\ r �f <br />JO V3 V6 <br />x1.0.05-150Hz 25mm/sec LP15 <br />