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ECG : What is your Diagnosis?
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Permalink Reply by Branka Ilic David on -
MI of antero-septal localisation
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Permalink Reply by Ranga Weerakkody on
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Sinus rhythm, rate around 100, Right axis deviation. Q waves in V2 - V4, ST elevations in V1 - V4.
Diagnosis, late presentation of Antero-septal Acute ST elevation MI
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Permalink Reply by Cardiology Network Team on -
There is another finding in this ECG.
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Permalink Reply by Shahir Okhovat on
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Sinus Rhythm at a rate of 100 bpm
Right Axis deviation at about -160
rS pattern in Lead I / V6
Qr pattern in lead V1
QS pattern with ST elevation in V2-V4
Diagnosis: Late presentation of anteroseptal AMI in a patient with RBBB ( right bundle branch block)
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Permalink Reply by Cardiology Network Team on
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This patient has LPHB also.
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Permalink Reply by DR.BASIL SHAMMA on -
sinus rhythm , sever right axiS deveation , qs complex in v1-3 with elevation of ST segment , poor progression of r wave in chest lead probably acute anteroseptal MI with hemiblock though the ST shape is not typical of infartion other possibility RVH, or ASD .,
, emphysema some times give us qs complex in v1-3 leads with partial RBBB ?? probably medical history and clinical notes of great help ,
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Permalink Reply by abd el baset on -
acute anterior mi .rt axis deviation .posterior hemiblock .sinus tachycardia
