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Electrocardiogram showing extensive anterior wall myocardial infarction (evolved)
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The electrocardiogram showed typical ST elevation and pathological Q waves consistent with acute anteroseptal MI [Figure 1].
Left coronary angiogram showing no evidence of significant coronary artery disease
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Catheterization studies showed no evidence of any significant atherosclerotic coronary artery disease [Figure 2].
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Photograph showing tendinous xanthomas on the elbow
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The patient's physical examination revealed tendinous and tuberous xanthomas [Figures 3 and 4], stria palmaris and arcus juveniles.
Photograph showing tuberous xanthomas on the buttocks
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The patient's physical examination revealed tendinous and tuberous xanthomas [Figures 3 and 4], stria palmaris and arcus juveniles.
Left coronary angiogram showing left main coronary artery-ostial 90% discrete stenosis and left anterior descending-proximal 90% discrete stenosis and mid total occlusion
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