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A 12-lead ECG showing strain pattern.
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Cardiac biomarkers and echocardiography (ECHO) were unremarkable, but her initial ECG (done 7 days prior) showed a strain pattern (Figure 1).
A 12-lead ECG displaying deeply inverted T-waves on leads V2 through V4.
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Nonetheless, a 12-lead ECG done at our center revealed deeply inverted T-waves on leads V2 through V4 (Figure 2).
Coronary angiogram showing severe subocclusive (>95%) mid LAD stenosis.
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TIMI I flow (Figure 3). The left main, circumflex, and right coronary arteries were unremarkable.
Coronary angiogram showing patent mid LAD after successful deployment of a resolute integrity stent.
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Subsequently, angioplasty was performed successfully with a resolute integrity stent, and TIMI III flow was achieved (Figure 4).
A 12-lead ECG during follow-up displaying unremarkable findings.
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Moreover, her ECG during follow-up was unremarkable (Figure 5).