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In lieu of Atrial Fibrillation awareness week, we take a look at the most interesting AF in a bid to help raise awareness. Follow us to never miss a case!

For the final week of Heart Awareness Month, we explore the most unusual cases of reversed and twisted leads while revisiting the fundamentals of ECG's. Follow us to never miss a case!

Dr Harry Mond revisits the fundamental footprints of Wenckebach sequences through a series of unusual cases that explore AV, Sino-atrial and Wenckebach without a pause!

This week we deep dive the most interesting cases of Bundle Branch Block and explore defining characteristics including bradycardia and rate dependencies, nocturnal pauses and  the crochetage sign, just to name a few!

In celebration of Heart Month 2021, we'll be sharing our most interesting case studies focusing on a new topic each week. This week we take a look at the unusual and exotic occurrences of Ventricular Ectopy.

At CardioScan we see more than 600,000 heart studies annually. Here are 50 of the most interesting traces and cases we shared with you this year. 

2020 has served a plethora of different clinical cases where we've explored and analysed fascinating conditions from Atrial Fibrillation, Wenckeback AV block to bizarre cases of dual chamber pacing. To wrap up 2020, we've rounded up the top 10 cases by order of popularity.

2020 has served a plethora of different clinical cases where we've explored and analysed fascinating conditions from Atrial Fibrillation, Wenckeback AV block to bizarre cases of dual chamber pacing. To wrap up 2020, we've rounded up the top 10 cases by order of popularity.

Holter technology continues to advance with the latest promising live data for real time analysis but is the race to market by manufacturers driving results that ultimately compromise care for patients.

As a relatively new indication for ambulatory ECG monitoring, the use of Holters for detection of atrial fibrillation in patients with cryptogenic stroke can be limiting without appropriate investigation methods. As part of Stroke Month, Medical Director Assoc Prof Harry Mond shares this clinical note...

Ambulatory blood pressure monitoring (ABPM) is becoming increasingly accepted as the ‘gold standard’ when it comes to diagnosing hypertension. A recent decision by the Center of Medicare and Medicaid Services means that ABPM will be available to more patients with suspected hypertension – a move...