
Case 5
A 72 year old man has been referred to ED by his GP with a one day hx of palpitations, SOB and mild dizziness.
He has had intermittent palpitations for the last few weeks but he is more symptomatic today. He denies chest pain.
PMH: T2DM, HTN, Hyperlipidaemia.
SH: 40 pack year smoking history, 28 units of alcohol weekly. Lives with wife, retired.
He is tachycardic but otherwise haemodynamically stable on review.
This is his ECG
Question 1
What is your diagnosis based on the presentation and ECG findings?
Question 2
What are the risk factor for this disease?
Question 3
What are the treatment principles in this condition?