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Continuous electrocardiographic (ECG) monitoring is almost universal in patients in intensive care units, and 12-lead ECG is a frequently performed investigation. Both have the ability to detect many cardiac disturbances and the cardiac consequences of other conditions. Understanding the acquisition of the tracing, having a systematic approach to interpretation, and having the ability to differentiate concerning findings from nonconcerning ones and from artifacts are key skills for the intensivist.
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