An Interesting ECG Case

•79 year old male presents with dizziness

•PMHx: Hypertension, dyslipidemia, GERD

•Medications: perindropril, atenolol, rosuvastatin, pantoprazole

•ECG was done

ECG Findings:

•Sinus rhythm

•P’s are upright in lead II

•Complete heart block

•P’s (stars) are marching through

•QRS’s are marching through

•There is no relationship between them.

•A clue is when the P is so close to the QRS that it cannot have conducted

•Wide QRS in a RBBB

•Inferior infarct

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