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II | III | aVF | I
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| Acute inferolateral MI | |||||||||||
| ST elevation in II, III, aVF, V5, V6 with maximum in V5-V6. Reciprocal ST depression in V1-V4 (V1-V3 in this case). Note that inferior leads ST elevation is very small that the diagnosis of inferolateral MI may be missed. See ST T abnormalities in acute ST elevation MI table. | |||||||||||
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| Evolving infero-lateral MI. Less than one hour following emergency PCI/stent procedure. | |||||||||||
| This ECG appears normal. The following day ECG was similar to this one. This suggests that early treatment for this patient resulting in no discernible myocardial damage. | |||||||||||
| Patient. 56 year old male was in ER about a little more than half an hour of chest tightness discomfort radiating to his left shoulder. ECG showed acute ST elevation inferolateral MI. He underwent direct PCI/stent to the occlude proximal circumflex artery. | |||||||||||
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