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Mid-anterior MI

A Mid-anterior MI causes ST elevation in aVL and V2. It occurs when there is an occlusion of a first diagonal branch of the LAD artery.

See also: Basic STEMI localisation

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In the ECGquest archives, this ECG has been tagged with: - Chest pain Dyspnoea Hyperacute T waves Septal ST elevation Mid-anterior MI 12-Lead Dr Smith's ECG Blog CC BY-NC
The delay between OMI and STEMI claims yet another patient’s anterior wall

This ECG is from an elderly woman who presented with chest pain and shortness of breath.

This ECG shows ST elevation in V2 with hyperacute T waves in V2-3. Even though this does not meet STEMI criteria, it is highly suspicious. Serial troponins did rise, pain was ongoing and the ECG evolved to meet STEMI criteria. A 100% mid-LAD occlusion was found to be the cause. Echo showed widespread wall motion abnormalities and reduced ejection fraction.

Chest pain Dyspnoea Hyperacute T waves Septal ST elevation Mid-anterior MI 12-Lead Dr Smith's ECG Blog CC BY-NC
In the ECGquest archives, this ECG has been tagged with: - Chest pain Anterior ST depression Inferior ST depression ST elevation in aVL Mid-anterior MI 12-Lead Dr Smith's ECG Blog Dr Ken Grauer CC BY-NC
Thrombus propagation on 10 serial Prehospital ECGs: Can you explain the progression?

This ECG is from a patient of unknown age who presented with chest pain.

Chest pain Anterior ST depression Inferior ST depression ST elevation in aVL Mid-anterior MI 12-Lead Dr Smith's ECG Blog Dr Ken Grauer CC BY-NC
In the ECGquest archives, this ECG has been tagged with: - Chest pain Anterior ST elevation Inferior ST depression ST elevation in aVL LAFB Mid-anterior MI 12-Lead Dr Smith's ECG Blog Dr Ken Grauer CC BY-NC
Thrombus propagation on 10 serial Prehospital ECGs: Can you explain the progression?

This ECG is from a patient of unknown age who presented with chest pain. This was the repeat ECG 19 minutes later.

Chest pain Anterior ST elevation Inferior ST depression ST elevation in aVL LAFB Mid-anterior MI 12-Lead Dr Smith's ECG Blog Dr Ken Grauer CC BY-NC
In the ECGquest archives, this ECG has been tagged with: - Normal ST segment Acute Anterior MI Mid-anterior MI 12-Lead Serial 12-lead Dr Smith's ECG Blog CC BY-NC
Is this acute coronary occlusion? Simple ACS? Where is the culprit lesion? – post cath ECG
Normal ST segment Acute Anterior MI Mid-anterior MI 12-Lead Serial 12-lead Dr Smith's ECG Blog CC BY-NC
In the ECGquest archives, this ECG has been tagged with: - Chest pain Hyperacute T waves Inferior ST depression ST elevation in aVL Acute Anterior MI Mid-anterior MI 12-Lead Dr Smith's ECG Blog CC BY-NC
Is this acute coronary occlusion? Simple ACS? Where is the culprit lesion?
Chest pain Hyperacute T waves Inferior ST depression ST elevation in aVL Acute Anterior MI Mid-anterior MI 12-Lead Dr Smith's ECG Blog CC BY-NC
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