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I am 43 yo had back then sternal pain and told by all i had 2mm st elevation on multiple leads. cxr, ct, enzymes then angiogram normal. was it an mi?
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Could be: Could be pericarditis also. Hope the follow up ekg is 'normal'.
Answered 10/4/2016
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