Cardiology

Question 1

ECG - Takosubo

Answer 1

ST Elevation in apical leads V5-V6

Question 2

ECG HOCM

Answer 2

T wave inversion in the anterolateral leads

Question 3

ECG Brugada

Answer 3

Coved ST Elevation and T wave inversion in V1 and V2

Question 4

ECG - Wellens Syndrome

Answer 4

Biphasic T wave in V2-V3

Question 5

Aortic regurgitation

Answer 5

Early diastolic murmur (EDM)
loudest at the lower left sternal
edge with the patient sat forward in expiration.

Signs of severity: collapsing pulse, third heart sound (S3) and pulmonary oedema.

Question 6

Aortic regurgitation - Eponymous Signs

Answer 6

•  Eponymous signs
⚬ Corrigan’s: visible vigorous neck pulsation
⚬ Quincke’s: nail bed capillary pulsation
⚬ De Musset’s: head nodding
⚬ Duroziez’s: diastolic murmur proximal to femoral artery compression
⚬ Traube’s: ‘pistol shot’ sound over the femoral arteries