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[[Image:Mirule.png|thumb| The different colours in this figure can help identifying the culprit lesion in a acute myocardial infarction. Blue corresponds with a lateral MI (culprit lesion: RCX); red with inferior MI (culprit lesion: RCA); green with anterior MI (culprit lesion LAD and it's diagonal branches); yellow with a septal MI (culprit lesion LAD and it's septal branches). Image copyright of Apex innovations which produces the [[http://www.mirule.com | [[Image:Mirule.png|thumb|The different colours in this figure can help identifying the culprit lesion in a acute myocardial infarction. Blue corresponds with a lateral MI (culprit lesion: RCX); red with inferior MI (culprit lesion: RCA); green with anterior MI (culprit lesion LAD and it's diagonal branches); yellow with a septal MI (culprit lesion LAD and it's septal branches). Image copyright of Apex innovations which produces the [[http://www.mirule.com MI Rule to help education in identifying myocardial infarctions]]]] | ||
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The different colours in this figure can help identifying the culprit lesion in a acute myocardial infarction. Blue corresponds with a lateral MI (culprit lesion: RCX); red with inferior MI (culprit lesion: RCA); green with anterior MI (culprit lesion LAD and it's diagonal branches); yellow with a septal MI (culprit lesion LAD and it's septal branches). Image copyright of Apex innovations which produces the [MI Rule to help education in identifying myocardial infarctions]