Posterior MI Changes
The above ECG strips were taken from a 58 years old was admitted two days ago with history of chest pain that started about 30 minutes prior to admission to Emergency Department. (Click on each ECG strip to get a clearer, larger view.)The ECF obviously show ST elevations in leads II, III and aVF, indicating that he has acute inferior wall MI.However, leads V1 and V2 also show ST depression, and
Labels:
inferior MI,
myocardial infarction,
posterior MI,
R/S ratio,
RBBB,
RVH,
ST Depression,
STEMI
