PMC10108419_01
Random mobile cardiac outpatient telemetry recording showing normal sinus rhythm with a first-degree AV block and minor concave up ST-segment change, suggestive of early repolarization.
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During his period of wearing the device, he had an episode of chest burning with profuse diaphoresis in which significant ST-segments elevations were recorded (Figures 1-4).
Random mobile cardiac outpatient telemetry recording showing normal sinus rhythm with a first-degree AV block and a normal ST-segment without early repolarization changes.
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During his period of wearing the device, he had an episode of chest burning with profuse diaphoresis in which significant ST-segments elevations were recorded (Figures 1-4).
Normal sinus rhythm with first-degree AV block and marked (tombstone) ST-segment elevations.
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During his period of wearing the device, he had an episode of chest burning with profuse diaphoresis in which significant ST-segments elevations were recorded (Figures 1-4).
Prolonged transmission showing normal sinus rhythm with transient third-degree AV block and persistent (tombstone) ST-segment elevations. Arrows indicating P-waves.
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During his period of wearing the device, he had an episode of chest burning with profuse diaphoresis in which significant ST-segments elevations were recorded (Figures 1-4).
Representative coronary angiogram showing patent RCA taken at a left anterior oblique cranial 30  angulation, coronary artery LAD with the image acquired in the anteroposterior cranial 36  angulation and a small LXC at a right anterior oblique caudal 30  angulation.. Abbreviations: RCA, right coronary artery; LAD, left anterior descending; LXC, left circumflex artery.
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Cardiac catheterization demonstrated no significant coronary artery disease but showed sluggish flow through the left anterior descending artery that could be indicative of vasospastic angina (Figures 5 and 6).
Temporal shots of the coronary artery LAD all obtained in the right anterior oblique caudal 30  angulation. Frames were taken at 8 frames per second. (A) Taken at 1 second; (B) Taken at 2 seconds; (C) Taken at 4 seconds, and (D) Taken at 5 seconds. These images represent the sluggish flow seen in the LAD coronary artery.. Abbreviation: LAD, left anterior descending.
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Cardiac catheterization demonstrated no significant coronary artery disease but showed sluggish flow through the left anterior descending artery that could be indicative of vasospastic angina (Figures 5 and 6).