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,Tachyarrhythmias in the?ER,resentation spectrum with life-threatening implications in several cases, demanding an accurate and prompt diagnosis and initial treatment. The initial approach represents to determine the clinical stability of the patient. The electrocardiogram is the principal diagnosis tool and will divide the ta

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,Cardiac Arrest in the?ER,t in the ER is being seen more frequently and in younger age groups. Despite progression in resuscitative medicine, the survival rates of both inhospital and out-of-hospital sudden cardiac arrest remain poor. There exists a great need for the improvement of prehospital care as well as controlling ri

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,Pacemaker Emergencies in the?ER,y have a reported complication rate of 1–6%. This obligates every emergency room physician to know and understand the basis of pacing and to be familiarized with the most common complications. Moreover, a fast and precise diagnosis has a considerable impact on mortality and morbidity. Hence, this ch

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-18552-6ER efficiency and avoid unnecessary tests and admissions. For this, risk scores are very useful to give a more objective view and stratify our patient and guide the next steps to take. The use of imaging techniques as a first approach to chest pain has been something in constant evolution, but still

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