pediatric pda application in clinical practice
pediatricians find categorized reviews of handheld software and programs that are useful in bedside pediatrics
this page is EKG electroencephalographic changes in pediatric patients
This is a chapter of the Kidometer program where we find normal values for the various EKG parameters.
Measures included are:
The PR interval (adjusted to heart rate)
The QRS axis
The QRS duration
P, R, and S wave amplitude
And the Corrected QT (QTc) interval
All customized to the age of patient in years and months!
This is a secret weapon when it comes to reading EKGs.
Wonderful information at the bedside. Every little normal value you need to know when reading pediatric EKGs all in centiles of upper normal! Not infrequently we encounter the question; is this normal? Now with this excellent program you may keep the cardiologist asleep! No more confusion and no more complex hard to remember formulas when we want to ascertain the presence of ventricular hypertrophy or a prolonged PR interval! The reference of these values is the third edition of "How to read pediatric ECGs".