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STEMI case examples

Introduction

Case # 1

Case # 1

EKG

74 year old male with an acute anterolateral ST elevation MI. EKG at admission: Left axis deviation,
(EKG courtesy of C. Michael Gibson MS MD, and copylefted)

Coronary angiography

Left Coronary Artery

(Angiographic image courtesy of C. Michael Gibson MS MD, and copylefted)

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Right Coronary Artery

(Angiographic image courtesy of C. Michael Gibson MS MD, and copylefted)

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Case # 2

Case # 2

EKG

A 63 year old male with an acute anterior ST elevation MI. EKG on admission: left axis deviation and right bundle branch block
(EKG courtesy of C. Michael Gibson MS MD, and copylefted)

Coronary angiography

Left Coronary Artery

(Angiographic image courtesy of C. Michael Gibson MS MD, and copylefted)

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Right Coronary Artery

(Angiographic image courtesy of C. Michael Gibson MS MD, and copylefted)

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Case # 3

Case # 3

EKG

72 year old male with anterosptal ST elevation MI. EKG on admission: Normal sinus rhythm with sinus arrhythmia and right bundle branch block.
(EKG courtesy of C. Michael Gibson MS MD, and copylefted)

Coronary angiography

Left Coronary Artery

(Angiographic image courtesy of C. Michael Gibson MS MD, and copylefted)

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Right Coronary Artery

(Angiographic image courtesy of C. Michael Gibson MS MD, and copylefted)

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Case # 4

Case # 4

EKG

48 year old female with an acute anterolateral ST elevation MI. EKG on admission: Accelerated junctional rhythm and old inferior MI.
(EKG courtesy of C. Michael Gibson MS MD, and copylefted)

Coronary angiography

Left Coronary Artery

(Angiographic image courtesy of C. Michael Gibson MS MD, and copylefted)

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Right Coronary Artery

(Angiographic image courtesy of C. Michael Gibson MS MD, and copylefted)

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Left Ventriculography

(Image courtesy of C. Michael Gibson MS MD, and copylefted)

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