Assoc Prof Harry Mond
CardioScan Medical Director
OAM | MBBS | PhD | MD | FRACP | FCSANZ | FACC | FHRS | FAPHRS
Associate Professor Harry Mond, a global expert in ECG and Holter studies, shares clinical cases, presentations, and insights from his vast cardiology experience.
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CardioScan Medical Director, Assoc Prof Harry Mond is a founding member of CardioScan and remains among the world's top experts in the interpretation of ECG and Holter studies. As an international educator and author of 295+ manuscripts and books, he provides regular training and professional development to our team of certified cardiac technicians to ensure the highest clinical standards.
July 4, 2025
ECG Challenges
Narelle from CardioScan sent me this ECG. What do you think?‍We only have a short rhythm strip, but it contains a wealth of information.
July 4, 2025
ECG Challenges
Narelle from CardioScan sent me this ECG. What do you think?‍We only have a short rhythm strip, but it contains a wealth of information.
July 4, 2025
ECG Challenges
Narelle from CardioScan sent me this ECG. What do you think?‍We only have a short rhythm strip, but it contains a wealth of information.
July 4, 2025
ECG Challenges
Narelle from CardioScan sent me this ECG. What do you think?‍We only have a short rhythm strip, but it contains a wealth of information.
July 4, 2025
ECG Challenges
I was asked for an opinion on a set of 5 ECGs from a patient in the Royal Melbourne Hospital with an implanted cardioverter defibrillator (ICD) and strange rhythms.I will show the two ECGs without the arrhythmia first. Sinus rhythm 68 bpm at rest with a normal QRS duration < 100 ms. It was interpreted as incomplete right bundle branch block (red highlight). What do you think?
July 4, 2025
ECG Challenges
I was asked for an opinion on a set of 5 ECGs from a patient in the Royal Melbourne Hospital with an implanted cardioverter defibrillator (ICD) and strange rhythms.I will show the two ECGs without the arrhythmia first. Sinus rhythm 68 bpm at rest with a normal QRS duration < 100 ms. It was interpreted as incomplete right bundle branch block (red highlight). What do you think?
July 4, 2025
ECG Challenges
I was asked for an opinion on a set of 5 ECGs from a patient in the Royal Melbourne Hospital with an implanted cardioverter defibrillator (ICD) and strange rhythms.I will show the two ECGs without the arrhythmia first. Sinus rhythm 68 bpm at rest with a normal QRS duration < 100 ms. It was interpreted as incomplete right bundle branch block (red highlight). What do you think?
July 4, 2025
ECG Challenges
I was asked for an opinion on a set of 5 ECGs from a patient in the Royal Melbourne Hospital with an implanted cardioverter defibrillator (ICD) and strange rhythms.I will show the two ECGs without the arrhythmia first. Sinus rhythm 68 bpm at rest with a normal QRS duration < 100 ms. It was interpreted as incomplete right bundle branch block (red highlight). What do you think?
July 4, 2025
ECG Challenges
I was asked this week for an opinion on a Holter monitor recording. I have selected short strips which summarize the study. What do you think?‍
July 4, 2025
ECG Challenges
I was asked this week for an opinion on a Holter monitor recording. I have selected short strips which summarize the study. What do you think?‍
July 4, 2025
ECG Challenges
I was asked this week for an opinion on a Holter monitor recording. I have selected short strips which summarize the study. What do you think?‍
July 4, 2025
ECG Challenges
I was asked this week for an opinion on a Holter monitor recording. I have selected short strips which summarize the study. What do you think?‍
July 4, 2025
ECG Challenges
Dr Harry received two ECG's taken one day apart in an elderly female with severe dyspnoea at rest. No significant bradyarrhythmias were documented. What do you think?
July 4, 2025
ECG Challenges
Dr Harry received two ECG's taken one day apart in an elderly female with severe dyspnoea at rest. No significant bradyarrhythmias were documented. What do you think?
July 4, 2025
ECG Challenges
Dr Harry received two ECG's taken one day apart in an elderly female with severe dyspnoea at rest. No significant bradyarrhythmias were documented. What do you think?
July 4, 2025
ECG Challenges
Dr Harry received two ECG's taken one day apart in an elderly female with severe dyspnoea at rest. No significant bradyarrhythmias were documented. What do you think?
July 4, 2025
ECG Challenges
To some people this ECG appears impossible to interpret. As always, we need to break the tracing down to its elements. What do you think?
July 4, 2025
ECG Challenges
To some people this ECG appears impossible to interpret. As always, we need to break the tracing down to its elements. What do you think?
July 4, 2025
ECG Challenges
To some people this ECG appears impossible to interpret. As always, we need to break the tracing down to its elements. What do you think?
July 4, 2025
ECG Challenges
To some people this ECG appears impossible to interpret. As always, we need to break the tracing down to its elements. What do you think?
July 4, 2025
ECG Challenges
This week, Ben from Royal Melbourne Hospital sent me this ECG to interpret. What do you think?‍ The first step is to determine the rhythm.
July 4, 2025
ECG Challenges
This week, Ben from Royal Melbourne Hospital sent me this ECG to interpret. What do you think?‍ The first step is to determine the rhythm.
July 4, 2025
ECG Challenges
This week, Ben from Royal Melbourne Hospital sent me this ECG to interpret. What do you think?‍ The first step is to determine the rhythm.
July 4, 2025
ECG Challenges
This week, Ben from Royal Melbourne Hospital sent me this ECG to interpret. What do you think?‍ The first step is to determine the rhythm.
July 4, 2025
ECG Challenges
Elderly male. Holter monitor. All tracings overnight. Reported as high degree AV block (Two or more dropped beats). What do you think?
July 4, 2025
ECG Challenges
Elderly male. Holter monitor. All tracings overnight. Reported as high degree AV block (Two or more dropped beats). What do you think?
July 4, 2025
ECG Challenges
Elderly male. Holter monitor. All tracings overnight. Reported as high degree AV block (Two or more dropped beats). What do you think?
July 4, 2025
ECG Challenges
Elderly male. Holter monitor. All tracings overnight. Reported as high degree AV block (Two or more dropped beats). What do you think?
July 4, 2025
ECG Challenges
Why three QRS complexes? I was asked why this tracing has three different QRS configurations almost all with similar cycle lengths. What do you think?
July 4, 2025
ECG Challenges
Why three QRS complexes? I was asked why this tracing has three different QRS configurations almost all with similar cycle lengths. What do you think?
July 4, 2025
ECG Challenges
Why three QRS complexes? I was asked why this tracing has three different QRS configurations almost all with similar cycle lengths. What do you think?
July 4, 2025
ECG Challenges
Why three QRS complexes? I was asked why this tracing has three different QRS configurations almost all with similar cycle lengths. What do you think?
July 4, 2025
ECG Challenges
A lesson in timing.‍This ECG has sat on my desktop for some time, waiting patiently for me to decide what is going on.Maybe you can help! What do you think?
July 4, 2025
ECG Challenges
A lesson in timing.‍This ECG has sat on my desktop for some time, waiting patiently for me to decide what is going on.Maybe you can help! What do you think?
July 4, 2025
ECG Challenges
A lesson in timing.‍This ECG has sat on my desktop for some time, waiting patiently for me to decide what is going on.Maybe you can help! What do you think?
July 4, 2025
ECG Challenges
A lesson in timing.‍This ECG has sat on my desktop for some time, waiting patiently for me to decide what is going on.Maybe you can help! What do you think?
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