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Transient TV1 > TV6 in LGL Conduction
Report:Sinus rhythm 84/min Minor non-specific ST/T changes Early repolarisation, anterior leads Lown-Ganong-Levine conduction PR interval 0.12â Comment:The patient was admitted following several episodes of precordial discomfort and dyspnÅa, but n
Unlikely Early Repolarisation
Report:Sinus rhythm 78/min Anterior infarction/ischæmia Comment:The computer reported the trace as normal, apart from âprobable early repolarisation patternâ. The reciprocal ST segment depression in the inferior leads was ignored. The ECG was repea
Exercise Normalising Early Repolarisation
Report:Sinus rhythm 54/min Tall T waves Widespread ST segment elevation Probable early repolarisation normal variant Comment:This is a difficult tracing. Perhaps one should not be too hard on the computer in the preceding case! The fact that ST eleva
Obscure ST Segment Elevation
Report: Sinus rhythm Diffuse ST segment elevation Possible ischæmia Comment: The changes occurred following the aminophylline-induced tachycardia (Fig 129a below). The prominent T waves also suggest ischæmia, but there was no reason to suspect it oth
Early Repolarisation â Inferior Leads
Report: Sinus arrhythmia 44 - 66/min Early repolarisation normal variant Comment: The ST segment elevation in the inferior leads is preceded by a characteristic notch. The trace is otherwise normal. It remained stable over several days (Fig 180a below).
Early Repolarisation in Inferior Leads
Report:Sinus rhythm 66/min Inferior ST segment elevation LVH voltage Comment:The unusual elevation is confined to the inferior leads. The slight one in V1-2 is normal. There is also some 0.5 mm depression in aVL, but true reciprocal changes are usually