Left main coronary artery disease is suspected from the ECG when we see-
1. ST elevation in aVR.
2. ST depression in leads I and II and in leads v4 to v6.
3. Sum of ST changes is 18 mm or more.
Left main coronary artery disease is suspected from the ECG when we see-
1. ST elevation in aVR.
2. ST depression in leads I and II and in leads v4 to v6.
3. Sum of ST changes is 18 mm or more.
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#1 by Anthony Buxton at February 3rd, 2010
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Q. Why is there ST elevation in aVR with left main disease ?