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case_images: Anteroseptal ST elevations on leads DI, aVL, V2 to V6, and reciprocal ST depressions on leads DIII, aVF indicating acute anterolateral myocardial infarction.
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case_images: His electrocardiogram (ECG) on admission indicated acute anterolateral MI with ST segment elevations on leads DI, Avl, and V2 to V6 and also reciprocal ST depressions on leads DIII and aVF (Figure 1).
case_images: Myocardial bridging at the mid portion of the LAD and narrowing during systole.
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case_images: His angiogram resulted as totally normal coronary arteries except at about 15 mm in length myocardial bridging at the mid portion of the LAD (Figure 2).
case_images: Normal resolution phase of anterolateral myocardial infarction as biphasic T waves on leads V2 to V6 and DI, aVL.
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case_images: His ECG findings resolved in the following days as the ST elevations and reciprocal ST depressions returned to baseline and the biphasic T waves observed as expected (Figure 3).