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Where is this myocardial infarction located?
Answer
culprit laesion: RCX
- sinus rythm
- normal conduction intervals
- normal p-waver morphology
- Q in II and AVF. Tall R wave in V2-V3
- ST elevation in II, III, AVF & V5, V6. ST depression in V2.
- Conclusion: Infero- (II,III,AVF) postero- (depressions in V2-V3) lateral (V5,V6) infarct