A middle-aged patient presented with severe chest pain, profuse sweating, and hemodynamic stability at rest. ECG Findings: Sinus rhythm, Pronounced ST-elevation in V2–V5, Reciprocal changes noted inferiorly. Would you consider additional diagnostics or interventions in this scenario before PCI? Any red flags or insights based on this ECG pattern?
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Dr. Lal Chand
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Tomb shape ST elevation, chances mortality are very High.