ECG in ICH
Author(s): Abhilash Nair*, V Padma, Sandhya, Kannan Meera Devi, Saketh Ramineni and Sarath Bhaskar
Abstract
ECG or the poor man’s angiogram is generally used to look into cardiac electrical abnormalities. However, it has been found to be useful in various other abnormalities like in electrolyte disorders, pulmonary embolism, CNS diseases, oesophageal disorders, hypothermia, and drug-related and other conditions. Thus, knowledge of the characteristic changes in various conditions can be a matter of life and death for the patient. Here we present a case of 61-year man who was bought to ER with restlessness and tachypnoea and was evaluated on clinical basis and along with basic investigation tools was diagnosed with Intra Cerebral Haemorrhage (ICH)