ECG interpretation left bundle branch block ST changes Sgarbossa criteria guideline
What would you like me to do with these ECG photos: identify the pattern, explain the findings, or assess whether they suggest an emergency?
The photos are incomplete and angled, so they cannot safely confirm a diagnosis. They appear to show a wide-QRS conduction pattern, possibly left bundle branch block or a paced rhythm, with secondary ST-T changes. A full, correctly oriented 12-lead ECG and the person's symptoms are needed.
If there is current chest pain, shortness of breath, fainting, sweating, or new weakness, seek emergency care now.
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