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Cardiovascular scientist. ECG and hemodynamics fan. MD, Prof. at Başakşehir Pine and Sakura City Hospital, Assoc. Editor at Archives of TSC

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Emre Aslanger
4 days
Exciting News! Proudly presenting my latest title: 'Cardiopulmonary Exercise Testing.' Unravel the complexities of exercise pathophysiology and CPET. Now available on Amazon, Apple Books, and Google Play. #NewRelease #CPET
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2 years
Two ECGs from the same patient. The common abnormality was diagnosed unfortunately only after the rhythm turned into AF. What is it and why ?
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57 yo f presents with 1h of pain on both arms.
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70 something man is brought to ED with worsening of general status. What do you think ?
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46 yo male presents with crushing chest pain. What do you think ?
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75 yo female presents with fatigue. What do you think of this ECG ?
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Cath lab activated b/c of this ECG from a 60 yo f who presented with chest pain. Which artery do you think is responsible ?
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3 years
53-year-old male presents with crushing central chest pain. Is this ECG diagnostic for anything ?
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3 years
50 yo male presents with palpitation. Here is his first ECGs before and after adenosine. What happened ?
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2 years
50 something female presents with episodic pain. What do you think ?
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Emre Aslanger
2 years
What's happening here again ?
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3 years
50 something male with typical chest pain. Is this STEMI ?
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Emre Aslanger
3 years
JUST FOR FUN !! Try my hand-made visual acuity test for OMI ! If below guideline limits (red line) consult @smithECGblog , if below 'clear-as-day' limit (green line) see an ophthalmologist 😊
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Hemodynamics is fascinating. PCWP may be surprisingly misclassifying PH patients, read our latest article at:
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2 years
This one is from my shift yesterday, 50 something male, presents with chest pain. STE present only in lead III (Aslanger pattern). Acutely occluded RCA and a chronic 80% stenosis in LAD.
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Emre Aslanger
2 years
60 yo male presents with left sided stabbing pain. What is your interpretation ?
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2 years
75 yo male presents to outpatient clinic with intermittent chest burning for 2 weeks. He is pain free now, but his ECG is shown below. What would you do ?
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Emre Aslanger
3 years
A comprehensive, step-by-step approach to OMI ECG by @AslangerE , @PendellM and @smithECGBlog . Open access at Turk Kardiyol Dern Ars (), check it out and please share your opinions: Turkish: English:
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Emre Aslanger
1 year
We are happy to announce that our OMI Toolbox App is now online and free to download. @smithECGBlog @PendellM iOS: Android:
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Emre Aslanger
2 years
An easy one, but unfortunately nearly half of the interns I asked picked an alternative diagnosis. 50-something male presents with chest pain. What do you think ?
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Emre Aslanger
2 years
30 something male presents with syncope at home, now has some dyspnea.
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Emre Aslanger
2 years
Consulted from psychiatric ward due to 2-3 min tingling pain over left breast, in a now pain-free 56 yo f who is treated for schizophrenia. Pts is cooperative but denies any pain now, 2 serial ECGs 15 min apart were identical with the current one below. What would you do ?
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An easier one. 60 yo male presents with chest pressure. What do you think ?
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2 years
60 yo male presents with mild but constant mid chest pain. Any comments ?
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2 years
This was a tough case to decide for me 🥶My wife (42 yo) called from her hospital, complained 15 mins of chest pain radiating to the left axilla, unrelated to exercise, now resolved. I recommended her to have her ECG taken. This is the ECG, what do you think ?
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60 something male, presents with chest pain. Should we make a go-through for this ECG ? Any comments ?
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50 yo male, presents with 1h crushing chest pain. Any comments ?
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Emre Aslanger
2 years
Tüm sağlık personelleri için; ambulanstan yoğun bakıma, damar yolu açılmasından İABP takılmasına, EKG’den ilaç dozlarına kadar geniş bir içeriği bulabileceğiniz kitabımız “Kardiyolojide Sağkalım Rehberi” çıktı. Faydalı olması dileğiyle tüm sağlık camiasının birliğine adıyoruz…
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71 yo F, presents with 1.5h vague chest pain. Which of these ECGs makes you convinced to go directly cath lab ? 1st, 2nd, both or none ?
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45 yo male with a history of inferior MI and RCA stent 7 days ago presents with atypical CP. The first cTnT is 22 ng/L (N<14 ng/L). What do you think ?
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Emre Aslanger
2 years
Thanks for all answers. Let’s try to analyze this ECG together and reveal the answer.
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60 yo male presents with mild but constant mid chest pain. Any comments ?
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The most educative ECGs are the normal ones. 20 yo f, presents with atypical complaints to the outpatient clinic. Consulted for several findings: (1) arrhythmia?, (2) STD?, (3) short PR?, (4) anything else ? Please share your thoughts on the break-down of this ECG.
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50 something male presents with typical pain. Which artery do you think the culprit ? (Sorry for the artifactual tracing, this is the only one before cath)
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Emre Aslanger
3 years
47 yo male. Stuttering pain for half a day. Now resolved. (Again needs sharp eyes 😊).
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Emre Aslanger
3 years
(Of course this is not an official endorsement but I believe) Turkish Society of Cardiology will be the first to move to the next step in MI classification.
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Turkish Society of Cardiology
3 years
A step by step approach for recognizing subtle coronary artery occlusion during myocardial infarction A new paradigm shift in the dx of STEMI? Read in the latest issue of the #TurkKardiyolDernArs @AslangerE @PendellM @smithECGBlog
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Emre Aslanger
2 years
Let’s ignite a new discussion on these last two cases. In ECG terminology we have two different coordinate systems: One based on the heart, the other based on the positions of the leads on the chest wall. We unintentionally intermix these and this creates confusion.
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1 year
Let me restate it: We don't advocate abandoning STEMI because ST segment is useless. We still heavily depend on ST segment in OMI/NOMI paradigm. But, "OMI" reminds the real pathology, indicates it may be a diagnosis independent of ECG and encourages to act accordingly.
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3 years
53 yo male presents with chest pain. What do you think ?
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63 yo male with stuttering chest pain. A very demonstrative sequence to de Winter’s pattern.
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55 yo female, 1h chest pain now about to resolve. What do you think ?
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32 yo male with undulant chest pain. Do you see a UFO* here ? *undefined (by the guidelines) flow obstruction
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3 years
67 yo female presents with dizziness. What do you think ?
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3 years
This is an old one, but wasn't shared here. The 1st ECG in the ER. The patient transferred to CCU with a diagnosis of NSTEMI and the 2nd ECG was obtained. What is happening ?
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2 years
50 something male presents with CP. ECGs are in order, ~30-60 min apart. Could you tell what is happening here ?
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Emre Aslanger
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46 yo obese female patient presents with 1.5 hours of pressure-like chest pain radiating to left arm. What do you think and do ?
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Emre Aslanger
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35 yo male with a history of Fallot tetralogy operation presents with syncope. What do you think ?
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24 yo female, presents with "low heart rate" found at job application examination. No symptoms, excellent exercise capacity. What would you do ?
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Emre Aslanger
2 years
What is the sinus rate here ? (also known as "Can leopard change its spots ?")
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Emre Aslanger
3 years
55 yo male with a prior history of MI and stent (reports not available). Presents with tingling chest pain, dyspnea and a feeling of fever after COVID vaccination. Now pain free. Here is his ECG, what do you think ?
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2 years
55 yo male presents with crushing 4h chest pain, now halved. First TnT is 256 ng/L. A diagnosis of NSTEMI was done. Do you agree ?
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50 something male presents with stuttering chest pain. What do you think ?
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35 yo male, presents with atypical chest pain. What do you think ?
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Emre Aslanger
2 years
Our studies on "OMI/NOMI paradigm" receive “Physician Of The Year Awards - Innovative Internal Medical Sciences Physician Of The Year” from an independent organization @Doktorclubcom . Motivating, but still a long way to go !
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Emre Aslanger
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These two patients came to the outpatient clinic, one with chest pain the other with check-up purposes. Can you guess which one is which ? And what would you do ?
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Emre Aslanger
2 years
68 yo male presents to our outpatient clinic with intermittent CP in the last 2 months. How do you interpret this ECG ?
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Emre Aslanger
1 year
43 yo F, presents with typical chest pain and a though ECG. What would you do ?
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Emre Aslanger
1 year
An easy one: 60 yo male with a history of Cx stunting two years ago presents with chest pain. His ECG and posterior leads (darker ECG) are shown below. Emergency physician believes this is a NSTEMI as there is no STE in posterior leads. What do you think ?
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Emre Aslanger
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@smithECGBlog @PendellM Some of our residents thought that "Aslanger E" was a foreign author and they pronounced it like English and described me Ace-len-gear pattern.
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1 year
An interesting series of ECGs for ECG fans. What do you think ? 54 yo male presents with stuttering central CP. Here is his first ECG.
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Emre Aslanger
2 years
Thrilled and honored to be a part of Dr. Smith's ECG blog @ @smithECGBlog @Pendell @ekgpress @ECGcases
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28 yo male presents with dull chest pain for 4hrs. hsTnT 250 ng/L. What do you think ?
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Emre Aslanger
3 years
This is an interesting case in many aspects. It will also provide some additional evidence to those who are skeptic about our previous discussion. 56 yo diabetic woman presents with 15 min of chest pain. What do you think ? If you need serial ECGs, I can post.
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3 years
Today’s ECG challenge. A 50-something, foreign language speaking man seems to complain of chest pain. What do you think ?
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45 yo patient presents with stabbing chest pain after a fall. His ECG is as follows. What do you think ?
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Emre Aslanger
4 years
I believe it is time to abandon the term “STEMI”. Acute coronary occlusion can be predicted with many additional ECG findings. See our latest open-access article at:
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Emre Aslanger
3 years
Both of these pts were 50 yo male, presented to ER with vague chest pain. What do they have in common and what would you immediately do ?
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2 years
50 yo male, presents with "stabbing but somewhat dull" left-sided chest pain. What do you think ?
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3 years
45 yo male presents with new onset palpitation. What would your next move be ?
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Emre Aslanger
2 years
See our latest research at JAHA (open access):
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45 yo male, presents with remitting CP. What do you think of his ECG ?
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3 years
52 yo male with crushing chest pain for two hours, now diminished but still continuing. What do you think ?
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48 yo man, with some vague chest pain. First Tn is negative. What do you think ?
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3 years
57 yo female, w/o any previous disease except HTN, presents with chest pain. Her ECG is shown below. (Thanks to @m_a_simsek for this case)
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Emre Aslanger
10 months
Meet Pulsus Aslanger: 🤣🤣
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Emre Aslanger
1 year
34 yo male presents with chest pain and arm numbness. His two consequitive ECG 30 min apart are given below. What do you think ? Ps: Digitized by the amazing App @PMcardioBot by @RobertHermanMD
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2 years
60 something year old man presents with waxing and waning chest pain. What do you think ?
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2 years
60 something male presents with chest tightness, now partially resolved.
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2 years
57 yo lady with 3h typical chest pain. Very clear example of you-know-who segment involvement.
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Mustafa Emin Çanakçı
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What a nice introduction!!! Thanks for the article 😇 @iustinianos @PendellM @smithECGBlog
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Emre Aslanger
2 years
My next post will be a bit different... A movie on an interesting case of resuscitation... Coming soon...
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60 something male, w/o any Hx of cardiac disease, presents with 2h of central, burning chest pain. What do you think ?
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Emre Aslanger
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I’d like to share an interesting case step by step. A 62 yo female with SLE presents with crushing chest pain. Here is her first ECG. What is your first guess ?
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Emre Aslanger
3 years
Thanks for all contributions. The patient presented with orthodromic AVRT. Adenosine caused it to stop but induced AF, so 2nd ECG is preexcited AF. After DC CV ECG showed manifest WPW. THM: Adenosine rarely induces AF, always keep a defibrillator handy when giving adenosine.
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56 yo male. Stuttering pain. The last episode has just started seconds ago. What do you think ?
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79F with a Hx of previous MI and HF is admitted to the COVID ward for nasal O2 support. She was consulted for a newly developed tachycardia. She denies any symptom and does well. What do you think and what would you do ? (The 1st ECG is admission ECG, 2nd is the current one)
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50 something yo male with a history of lung Ca presents with stabbing chest pain on coughing. How is your breakdown ?
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Emre Aslanger
3 years
I have never seen such a prominent example of 🇿🇦 but on a second look I understood the reason 😊 First diagonal occlusion
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This may be too much for some, but not for those who are used to using magnifying glasses here. This time a microscope may be necessary though. 38 yo female presents with typical anginal chest pain. What do you think ?
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50 yo male not with MVR but with pressing chest pain now😊 What do you think ?
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Back to work after vacation. 70F, 40 p/y tobacco, 3h of CP (with the courtesy of @m_a_simsek ). What do you think ?
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38 yo obese patient. Referred for preoperative cardiac evaluation (gastric reduction). Complains intermittent heartburn. What do you think ?
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37 yo male with crushing chest pain. Do you have any evidence of acute coronary occlusion on this ECG ?
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30 year old male, presents with stuttering chest pain. These two ECGs were taken only one hour apart. Which one is more suspicious for OMI and why ? Thinking about the mechanism will be rewarding.
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88 yo male. Prior HT, CABG x 1 (saphenous->LAD, >10 years). He had an inferior MI 3 days ago, treated with a stent (to RCA). On echo LVEF %65, LVH, only basal-mid inferior dyskinesia. After discharge he presents again with chest pain and dyspnea. What are the possibilities?
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Emre Aslanger
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Although atrial depolarization (Tp) may cause pseudo-STE, its effect is generally mild. Do not directly attribute STE to Tp if P wave amplitude is small and PR is not short. Here are two ECGs from the same patient with inferior MI. Compare with:
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