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The Geeky Medics ECG Case Collection contains over 85 ECG cases, which will help you learn to interpret ECGs using a systematic approach.
Each real-life ECG has a step-by-step interpretation and detailed explanation written by expert clinicians.
Key features
Test your ECG interpretation skills
Each ECG case includes a clinical scenario and real-life ECG.
You can then test your ECG interpretation skills using our interactive platform. After entering your systematic interpretation, you will be shown the correct interpretation with a detailed explanation of the ECG.
85+ ECG cases
Our ECG case collection covers common types of ECG abnormalities:
- Arrhythmias
- Ischaemic heart disease
- Inflammatory conditions
- Cardiac arrest rhythms
- Paced rhythms
- ….and more, including electrolyte abnormalities
Detailed ECG explanations
Each ECG has a detailed explanation of the systematic interpretation of the ECG and an overall explanation written by a senior clinician.
Our ECG explanations are designed to help you improve your ECG interpretation skills by helping you understand the underlying pathology causing the ECG changes.
Other ECG resources
We know learning to interpret ECGs can be challenging. As well as our ECG case collection, we have several free articles relevant to ECGs:
- How to read an ECG: a guide to ECG interpretation using a systematic approach
- Understanding an ECG: a guide to understanding the underlying concepts of ECGs
- ECG case studies: free ECG case studies with detailed interpretations and answers
- Cardiac axis explained: a simple guide to the cardiac axis
- How to record a 12-lead ECG: an OSCE guide to recording a 12-lead ECG
- How to document an ECG: a guide to documenting your ECG interpretation in the notes