30 yo male previously healthy presented to the ED with Chest | Figure 1

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30 yo male previously healthy presented to the ED with Chest Pain and Shortness of Breath.

He denied syncope or similar previous episodes.

BP: 135/72

SPo2: 96%

Pulse: you tell me from the ECG

On examination he was distressed, oriented and conscious GCS 15

Chest was clear bilaterally with no creps

No lower limb oedema

What do you see on the ECG?


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