Erkennt ein Kardiologe einen Schlaganfall durch ein ekg?

A cardiologist cannot diagnose a stroke from the ECG alone!

From the source: stroke – diagnosis – CT – MRT – Duplex-Sonography

Clinical and neurological studies

However, CT, MRT, duplex subgraph or angiography will never take place alone. The doctor also carries out a clinical and neurological examination beforehand. These include:

• Survey (anamnese) of the sick or of the relatives about the medical history (regular use of medicines etc.)
• Assessment of the neurological status of the patient including NIH-Stroke-Skala (National Institute of Health Stroke Scale). Here it is assessed whether paralysis, speech or visual disorders exist.
• Blood collection for laboratory testing: mainly blood count, coagulation, blood sugar and electrolytes are determined.
• Control of blood pressure, pulse and body temperature
• An EKG is written to exclude heart rhythm disorders as the cause of stroke. However, an ECG alone does not exclude the presence of a heart rhythm disorder as a cause.
• laying venous access if not already carried out by the doctor or the doctor.

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