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.
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.
March 18, 2025
ECG Challenges
The ECG report stated: “Dual chamber pacing with Wenckebach AV block”. What do you think?
March 18, 2025
ECG Challenges
The ECG report stated: “Dual chamber pacing with Wenckebach AV block”. What do you think?
March 18, 2025
ECG Challenges
The ECG report stated: “Dual chamber pacing with Wenckebach AV block”. What do you think?
March 18, 2025
ECG Challenges
ECG report stated: “Atrial and ventricular bigeminy”. What do you think?
March 18, 2025
ECG Challenges
ECG report stated: “Atrial and ventricular bigeminy”. What do you think?
March 18, 2025
ECG Challenges
ECG report stated: “Atrial and ventricular bigeminy”. What do you think?
March 18, 2025
ECG Challenges
Second opinion on an ECG from an elderly male with a reported long QT interval. What do you think?
March 18, 2025
ECG Challenges
Second opinion on an ECG from an elderly male with a reported long QT interval. What do you think?
March 18, 2025
ECG Challenges
Second opinion on an ECG from an elderly male with a reported long QT interval. What do you think?
March 18, 2025
ECG Challenges
Referred for opinion regarding heart block. What do you think?
March 18, 2025
ECG Challenges
Referred for opinion regarding heart block. What do you think?
March 18, 2025
ECG Challenges
Referred for opinion regarding heart block. What do you think?
March 18, 2025
ECG Challenges
March 18, 2025
ECG Challenges
March 18, 2025
ECG Challenges
March 18, 2025
ECG Challenges
In my last “What do you think?”, I showed this ECG of junctional rhythm. With “tongue in cheek”, I referred to the premature beat as a sinus node “ectopic”. I felt it prudent to investigate this “ectopic” further. Is this really an ectopic? What do you think?
March 18, 2025
ECG Challenges
In my last “What do you think?”, I showed this ECG of junctional rhythm. With “tongue in cheek”, I referred to the premature beat as a sinus node “ectopic”. I felt it prudent to investigate this “ectopic” further. Is this really an ectopic? What do you think?
March 18, 2025
ECG Challenges
In my last “What do you think?”, I showed this ECG of junctional rhythm. With “tongue in cheek”, I referred to the premature beat as a sinus node “ectopic”. I felt it prudent to investigate this “ectopic” further. Is this really an ectopic? What do you think?
March 17, 2025
ECG Challenges
Not too difficult! What do you think?
March 17, 2025
ECG Challenges
Not too difficult! What do you think?
March 17, 2025
ECG Challenges
Not too difficult! What do you think?
March 17, 2025
ECG Challenges
This ECG was reported as sinus rhythm with a short run of atrial fibrillation. What do you think?
March 17, 2025
ECG Challenges
This ECG was reported as sinus rhythm with a short run of atrial fibrillation. What do you think?
March 17, 2025
ECG Challenges
This ECG was reported as sinus rhythm with a short run of atrial fibrillation. What do you think?
March 17, 2025
ECG Challenges
Report says: Atrial and multifocal ventricular ectopics. What do you think?
March 17, 2025
ECG Challenges
Report says: Atrial and multifocal ventricular ectopics. What do you think?
March 17, 2025
ECG Challenges
Report says: Atrial and multifocal ventricular ectopics. What do you think?
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