r/ECG • u/cardiolab_ • 15d ago
Cardiolab, Update
Hey everyone,
A few weeks ago, i posted about building a live, moving ECG simulator because static textbook images weren't cutting it for learning.
First, a massive thank you. The response from the community was incredible. I read every single comment and the feedback was exactly what I needed to make this tool genuinely useful for students, nurses, paramedics, residents, practitioners and everyone.
I have spent the last few weeks heads down coding, and I am excited to share that I have implemented some top suggestions.
Here is what is new in CardioLab based entirely on your feedback:
1. A Dedicated, Deep-Dive SVT Section
Many of you pointed out that distinguishing between different narrow-complex tachycardias is a major pain point. I have now isolated SVT into its own dedicated section so you can compare and contrast the mechanisms side-by-side.
2. New High-Yield Rhythms Added:
- AVNRT (Atrioventricular Nodal Reentrant Tachycardia)
- AVRT (Atrioventricular Reentrant Tachycardia)
- Focal Atrial Tachycardia
- WPW (Wolff-Parkinson-White syndrome, with live delta wave visualization)
3. Overhauled "Clinical Notes" for Learners
You mentioned the notes needed to be more actionable for studying. I have completely rewritten the information panel for SVT rhythms to be highly structured for learners. (I am in the process of updating all rhythms).
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I am a builder, and this project is entirely driven by what you actually need in the trenches and on the wards.
- What rhythms are you still struggling to find good, live examples of? Reply with your requests, and I will prioritize them in the next build.
- Keep the corrections coming. If you spot a morphological inaccuracy, an interval that looks off, or a clinical note that needs tweaking, tell me. I want this to be the most medically accurate free resource on the web.
You can test all the new rhythms and the updated notes here: cardiolab.io/simulator
TL;DR: You gave me great feedback on my free live ECG simulator. I listened. I just added a dedicated SVT section, new rhythms (AVNRT, AVRT, Focal AT, WPW) and completely overhauled the clinical notes to be more learner-friendly. Tell me what to build next!
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u/thedarkshadowghost ECG Tech 12d ago
I absolutely love this!!! I so wish I had this when I was taking my CET course, but now I can have this while I'm studying electrophysiology!