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McGinn-White sign: Q-wave in DIII, and an inverted T-wave in derivative DIII.
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Fluid replacement was started, and electrocardiogram revealed sinus rhythm, a Q-wave in DIII, and an inverted T-wave in derivative DIII (Figure 1).
Multiple opacification defects in the right and left branches of the pulmonary artery and segmental branches of both lower lobes.
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The patient underwent computed axial tomography after initiating vasopressors centrally, which reported multiple opacification defects in the right and left branches of the pulmonary artery and segmental branches of both lower lobes, especially in relation to acute PE (Figure 2).