9/19/24 Conference - OMI

Is there an occluded coronary artery causing an acute myocardial infraction?

Assume every patient is presenting with chest pain unless told otherwise.

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ECG 4A

ECG 4B - Repeat ECG

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Additional info: ECG taken after cardiac arrest with ROSC

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Additional history: heavy smoker presenting with on and off chest pain for 2 days.

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ECG 13

Additional history: recent MI& PCI/stent (non-compliant with meds) presenting with chest pain.

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Additional info: Patient had 2 days of chest pain that resolved at ED arrival.

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