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The first ECG during the second chemotherapy cycle.
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An ECG was performed but with no specific modifications (Figure 1).
The ECG during a crisis, after the treatment was resumed.
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An ECG showed negative T waves in the lower territory (Figures 2, 3 and 4), and troponin T showed an increase but within the normal range (4.31 ng/ml vs. < 0.04 ng/ml).
The persistence of ECG changes 1 hour after the onset symptoms, despite treatment with Nitroglycerine.
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An ECG showed negative T waves in the lower territory (Figures 2, 3 and 4), and troponin T showed an increase but within the normal range (4.31 ng/ml vs. < 0.04 ng/ml).
Maintenance of ECG changes 3 hours after the onset of symptoms.
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An ECG showed negative T waves in the lower territory (Figures 2, 3 and 4), and troponin T showed an increase but within the normal range (4.31 ng/ml vs. < 0.04 ng/ml).