ECG in MI and Pseudo- infarction - Doctor Moody
[Pages:71]ECG in MI and Pseudoinfarction
April 21, 2009 Joe M. Moody, Jr, MD UTHSCSA and STVAHCS
September 5, 2004 21:33
Woman less than 50 yo.
September 6, 2004 05:36
Consensus ECG Criteria for Infarction
Alpert JS et al. JACC. 2000;36:959.
Consensus ECG Criteria for Infarction
Alpert JS et al. JACC. 2000;36:959.
Ischemia, Injury, Infarction
? Context = resting ECG ? Ischemia: T wave inversion in distribution of
affected leads (does localize) ? Injury:
? Subendocardial injury: ST segment depression (does not localize)
? Subepicardial/transmural injury: ST segment elevation in affected leads (does localize)
? Infarction: Q wave formation in affected leads (does localize)
ECG-Ischemia
T wave inversion
ST depression: subendocardial injury pattern
ECG Injury
ST elevation: transmural (or subepicardial) injury pattern
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