A confused 80-year-old woman was sent to hospital from a nursing home because of a collapse. No other history was available, except that she was said to be having treatment for her heart. There were no obvious physical signs.
The upper ECG was recorded on admission, and the lower ECG was recorded shortly afterwards.
What is going on?
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