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What is ST depression and T wave inversion in V1 to V6 and aVL leads indicate and explain in detail?
Acute transmural anterolateral wall ischemia is associated with changes in one or more of the precordial leads ( V1 through V6 ) and in leads I and aVLLocalizationChange in leads (ST elevation or hyperacute T)Anteroseptal or apical MI V1-V3Lateral or apical MI V4-V6Inferior wall MI II, III, aVFRef: Harrison's 18/e p1836-1837