Acute Inferior Infarction: Anterior Reciprocal Changes
Report:
Sinus rhythm 82/min
First degree AV block
PR interval 0.28”
Acute inferior infarction
Comment:
The tracing is remarkable in that both lateral all the precordial leads show reciprocal ST segment depression, more than the previous example in Fig 8b. This implies a large infarction rather than additional ischæmia9.
Thrombolysis was only partially successful. Three days later, some of the acute changes are still present (Fig 11a), while the PR interval has normalised.
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