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'''ST elevation in I, aVL, V5 and V6''' | |||
Encomprises the lateral side of the left ventricle. This is supplied with blood by the RCX or the MO. The MO, the '''marginalis obtusis''' is a sidebranch between the LAD and the RCX. In case of a lateral infarct, the maximal ST elevation is in lead V7 and the maximal depression in V2. <cite>Wung</cite> | Encomprises the lateral side of the left ventricle. This is supplied with blood by the RCX or the MO. The MO, the '''marginalis obtusis''' is a sidebranch between the LAD and the RCX. In case of a lateral infarct, the maximal ST elevation is in lead V7 and the maximal depression in V2. <cite>Wung</cite> | ||