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a-Electrocardiogram at admission; b- Electrocardiogram at 24 hours after admissionn
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ECG changes more than 30 minutes, and having no possibility of primary percutaneous coronary intervention, it was decided to administer a thrombolytic drug (Reteplase 10 U i.v. repeated once at 30 minutes). Evolution was favorable, with remission of pain, but without significant electrocardiographic signs of reperfusion (Fig.1b).
a- Electrocardiogram at 2-months follow-up; b- Coronary angiography at 2-months follow-up - normal left coronary artery; c- Magnetic resonance imaging at 2-months follow-up - dynamic postcontrast T1 sequence with moderate focal capture in the septal myocardium (arrows)
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The ECG showed q waves and negative T waves in DI and aVL leads (Fig. 2a).