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Image:MI_colours_en.png|The coloured figure shows contiguous leads in matching colours | Image:MI_colours_en.png|The coloured figure shows contiguous leads in matching colours | ||
Image:MIregions.jpg|The ST elevation points at the infarct location. Inferior MI = ST elevation in red regions (lead II,III and AVF). Lateral MI = ST elevation in blue leads (lead I, AVL, V5-V6). Anterio MI: ST elevation in yellow region (V1-V4). Left main stenosis: ST elevation in gray area (AVR) | Image:MIregions.jpg|The ST elevation points at the infarct location. Inferior MI = ST elevation in red regions (lead II,III and AVF). Lateral MI = ST elevation in blue leads (lead I, AVL, V5-V6). Anterio MI: ST elevation in yellow region (V1-V4). Left main stenosis: ST elevation in gray area (AVR) | ||
Image:conduction_blood_supply.png|The coronary blockade can cause conduction block, on AV nodal, His or bundle branch level. | |||
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