
CT Case 008
A 28 yo male presents with progressive right eye proptosis, scleral injection, decreased vision and diplopia.

A 28 yo male presents with progressive right eye proptosis, scleral injection, decreased vision and diplopia.

A 45yo female presents to ED with niggling chest and epigastric discomfort. She has a CXR which yields an unexpected finding

Cath lab activation for a 65yo male with sudden onset central crushing chest pain and some lower back pain with a STEMI pattern on ECG.

A 75 yo female is found on the floor at home with reduced level of consciousness. She was last seen well over 12 hours prior.

A 70-year-old female presents with 12 hours duration of headache and progressive drowsiness. A CT brain is performed

A 35yo male background of liver cirrhosis secondary to alcohol excess is transferred from a peripheral hospital with suspected GI bleed.

A 2yo presents following fall from a chair. She has a GCS of 5 on arrival to ED. This child was intubated and taken for urgent CT brain.

The monitor alarms "extreme ventricular tachycardia". There are three features on this rhythm strip that suggest artefact -- can you spot them?

A woman in her 60s with a broad complex tachycardia. There are two ECG features that suggest an accessory pathway, can you spot them?

A single agent overdose causing AV blockade, QRS widening, and QT prolongation.... but reports of death only if QRS > 200ms. Which medication is this?

A 40 yo man is admitted with lobar pneumonia. He develops new atrial fibrillation with rapid ventricular response; becomes hypotensive and increasingly dyspnoeic.

Crushing chest pain and diaphoresis. New inferior Q waves and T-wave inversion, yet this is a normal ECG. Can you explain why?