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What does this mean? "2mm st segment elevation in leads v1-v4 with reciprocal changes in 2,3,avf consistent with acute anteroseptal mi?"
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ECG: it means the ECG could be caused by a heart attack in front wall of the left ventricle
Answered 12/1/2014
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