![]() ![]() Patient was taken for coronary angiography because of postinfarctĪngina and possible revascularization. ![]() There was noįeature of autonomic neuropathy and brain CT scan for head was Of blood pressure which were found to be normal. Of arrhythmias, regular BP recording, assessing for postural drop He was assessed with regular cardiac monitor for documentation He had another episode of syncopal attack at rest on the bed. Routine hematological, renal, cardiac and other relevantīiochemical investigations were done which are summarized in Radio-femoral delay and all the peripheral pulses were palpable.Įlectrocardiogram was suggestive of fully evolvedĪnteroseptal wall myocardial infarction with lateral wall ischemia Min, regular, normal in volume and character, no radio-radial or There was noĮvidence of postural hypotension. Was 100/60mm Hg taken at 2 and 5 mins interval. The upper limbs taken on brachial artery, and 104/60mmHg inīilateral lower limbs taken on dorsalis pedis artery. BP on supine position was 110/70 mmHg in both On examination, patient was fair looking, average built andĬo-operative. So, he was referred to our center for further During hospital stay, he had few episodes of His chest pain gradually subsided but had mild chest discomfort Hypertension developed acute chest pain 15 days back.Ĭlinical evaluation, electrocardiography, echocardiographyĪnd myocardial enzymes were suggestive of acute ST elevation 63 years male with past history of Type II DM and systemic ![]()
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