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What is a possible old inferior infarction?
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Inferior MI: Old (ie, completed and not acute) myocardial infarctions may be detected by ecg's. Some of the ECG (ekg) leads record electrical activity in the inferior (lower) part of the heart. Characteristic electrical patterns in these leads may indicate a previous mi. The computer generated analyses of ECG tracings are subject to error and must be interprtd by your physician. Please speak to him or her.
Answered 4/12/2018
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