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30 y woman presented with chest pain and shortness of breath
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The ECG shows upslope ST-Depressions and peaked T waves in the anterior leads (best seen in V4) as well as ST-Elevation in lead aVR (>5mm). this pattern is called “De Winter T wave” and seen in ~2% of acute LAD occlusions.
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The correct answer is “Left anterior descending artery (LAD) occlusion”
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70 y man KCO: DM presented to ED with chest pain
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thanks to my friend Dr.Salvatore for the beautiful scheme
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There are P waves with abnormal morphology (negative in lead 2) at a rate of ~220. P waves are variably conducted to the ventricles resulting in irregular RR intervals.
other abnormal findings include left anterior hemiblock, poor R wave progression and a PVC.
Is it an atrial flutter?
The absence of typical sawtooth pattern and lower atrial rate (<250bpm) makes atrial flutter less likely
other abnormal findings include left anterior hemiblock, poor R wave progression and a PVC.
Is it an atrial flutter?
The absence of typical sawtooth pattern and lower atrial rate (<250bpm) makes atrial flutter less likely
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The correct answer is “Atrial tachycardia with variable block”
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