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Electrocardiogram after admission to our hospital.
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The 12-lead electrocardiogram showed normal sinus rhythm, ST segment depression in lead V4-V6, T wave flattening or inversion in chest lead and limb lead, abnormal Q wave in lead III and AVF (Figure 1).
(A) Mitral flow spectrum Doppler; (B) Apical two-chamber heart view, Ventricular systole. The arrow shows that the inferior wall of left ventricle became thinner, the echo increased, and the mobility decreased; (C) Apical four-chamber heart view. The arrow indicates the enlargement of left atrial; (D) Apical two-chamber heart view, Ventricular systole. The arrow shows a left ventricular false tendon.
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The LVEF was 51%; (iv) mild pulmonary hypertension; (v) mild mitral and tricuspid regurgitation (Figure 2).
(A) aortic atherosclerosis; (B) bilateral renal arteriosclerosis and multiple stenosis; (C) multiple atherosclerosis and lumen stenosis of bilateral iliac arteries; (D) three dimensional reconstructions of artery. The arrows above refer to the stenosis of the artery.
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TA. Therefore, we improved CT angiography (CTA) examination; the results showed aortic atherosclerosis and multiple stenosis of its branches, and some showed moderate-to-severe stenosis, bilateral renal arteriosclerosis and multiple stenosis (Figure 3).
(A) Stenosis in the initial segment of left internal carotid artery and left external carotid artery; (B) stenosis in the right external carotid artery.
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And the results of carotid artery ultrasound showed stenosis in the initial segment of left internal carotid artery, left external carotid artery, and right external carotid artery (Figure 4).
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