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In this video, you will learn about narrow complex tachycardias. You will learn why they are narrow, what the differential diagnosis is, and much, much more.

Broad complex tachycardias are potentially life-threatening. Every clinician taking care of cardiac patients should be able to diagnose them.

Have you ever wondered if you should discontinue aspirin in your patients undergoing coronary artery bypass surgery (CABG)? Yes? Then this video was made specially for you.

This is a video review of an important recent study by Marijon et al. published in the Annals of Internal Medicine in December 2015.

In this webinar replay, you’ll be presented with five highly instructive x-ray cases. For each case, you’ll get the chance to test your knowledge with many self-assessment questions.

Today I’m back with a great guest. His name is Dr. John Harper, a cardiologist with an interesting passion, from Dallas, Texas.

In this episode of Ask Andrew, you will learn how to determine the origin of ventricular ectopic beats, how to tell if the ectopic originates in the apex, and more.

Coronary angiographic views and terms like LAO cranial or RAO caudal can sometimes be pretty confusing, but they are not that difficult after all. This short video will bring you up to speed on image intensifier basics.

This video offers an impressive case demonstration of the acute no-reflow phenomenon. After watching this video, you’ll understand why the coronary microcirculation is so important.

In this episode of Ask Andrew, you will learn how you can diagnose myocardial infarction on the ECG when preexisting left bundle branch block is present.