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ECG showing the junctional rhythm with some evidence of left ventricular hypertrophy.
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Her initial EKG showed junctional rhythm with diffuse ST depressions (Figure 1) whereas her 2D echocardiography showed an ejection fraction of 55-60% and impaired LV relaxation.
Head non-contrast CT scan showing global loss of intracranial sulci, slit-like ventricles and diminished gray-white differentiation.
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A head CT scan was performed which revealed global loss of intracranial sulci, slit-like ventricles, and diminished gray-white differentiation, concerning for global anoxic injury and cerebral edema (Figure 2).