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Classic Inferoposterior MIRight LeadsRight Ventricular MI – V4R ECG FOAM On its way from occlusion to reperfusion (or vice versa), the ECG can be normal or near normal Dr Smith's ECG Blog
Classic Inferior MIRight LeadsRight Ventricular MI – V4R ECG FOAM Inf MI with RV MI and R sided ECG leads ECG Learning Center
Classic Inferior MIRight LeadsRight Ventricular MI – V4R ECG FOAM Acute Inferoposterior MI with Right Ventricular MI ECG Learning Center

Right sided

Right LeadsRight Ventricular MI – V4R ECG FOAM Steve Smith Inferolateral STEMI: is there right ventricular MI also? Dr Smith's ECG Blog

Awaiting cath, right leads

HyperTRight LeadsRight Ventricular MI – V4RST Elevation in V4R ECG FOAM Alex Bracey, Pendell Meyers, Steve Smith A female in her 60s who was lucky to get expert ECG interpretation Dr Smith's ECG Blog

Right sided

Right LeadsRight Ventricular MI – V4R ECG FOAM Steve Smith Where is the lesion in this STEMI? Dr Smith's ECG Blog

Right leads

Right LeadsRight Ventricular MI – V4R ECG FOAM Steve Smith Inferior STEMI with AV Block, Cardiogenic Shock and ST elevation in V1 Dr Smith's ECG Blog

Right sided

Right LeadsRight Ventricular MI – V4R ECG FOAM Steve Smith Acute chest pain, bradycardia, and hypotension Dr Smith's ECG Blog

Right sided

Right LeadsRight Ventricular MI – V4R ECG FOAM Robert Reardon, Steve Smith Ultrasound Before ECG for Chest pain? Whoever gets there first. Use of Speckle Tracking. Dr Smith's ECG Blog
Posterior LeadsRCA OcclusionRight LeadsRight Ventricular MI – V4R ECG FOAM Steve Smith, Elisha Targonsky What is the infarct artery? (Complex analysis, in this case) Dr Smith's ECG Blog

Right leads

RCA OcclusionRight Ventricular MI – V4R ECG FOAM Steve Smith Inferior and Posterior STEMI. What else? Dr Smith's ECG Blog

Right sided

RCA OcclusionRight LeadsRight Ventricular MI – V4R ECG FOAM Steve Smith Chest Pain in a 61 year old male. Inferior STEMI without inferior ST elevation. Dr Smith's ECG Blog
Right LeadsRVHRight Ventricular MI – V4R ECG FOAM Steve Smith Massive Precordial ST Elevation. What is it? Dr Smith's ECG Blog

Right leads

Right LeadsRight Ventricular MI – V4R ECG FOAM Steve Smith Cardiac Arrest, Ventricular Fibrillation, Inferior and Right ventricular MI (RVMI) or "Pseudoanteroseptal MI" Dr Smith's ECG Blog
Classic Inferior MIRight LeadsRight AxisRight Ventricular MI – V4R2°AVB 2:1Serial ECGST Elevation in V4R ECG FOAM Dawn Altman Inferior Wall M.I. With Right Ventricular M.I. ECG Guru
Pathological Q WaveRight LeadsRight Ventricular MI – V4RSerial ECGST Elevation in V4R ECG FOAM Dawn Altman Teaching Series 112213 Inferior-posterior Wall M.I. With Right Ventricular M.I. ECG Guru
Inf STEJunctional EscapeNormal AxisRight Ventricular MI – V4RST Elevation in V4R ECG FOAM Dawn Altman Inferior Wall M.I. With Right Ventricular M.I. ECG Guru
AV DissociationBradyClassic Inferoposterior MIInf STEJunctional EscapeRecip STDRegularRight Ventricular MI – V4RST Elevation in V4R12-lead3°AVB ECG FOAM Dawn Altman Inferior Wall M.I. with Right Ventricular M.I. ECG Guru
Right Ventricular MI – V4RSerial ECGST Elevation in V4R ECG FOAM Ed Burns and Robert Buttner ECG Case 001 LITFL
Right Ventricular MI – V4RST Elevation in V4R ECG FOAM Ed Burns and Robert Buttner Right Ventricular Infarction LITFL
Right Ventricular MI – V4RSTDST Elevation in III>IIST Elevation in V4R ECG FOAM Ed Burns and Robert Buttner Right Ventricular Infarction LITFL
Right Ventricular MI – V4RST Elevation in V4R ECG FOAM Ed Burns and Robert Buttner Right Ventricular Infarction LITFL
Right Leads-Right Ventricular MI – V4RSerial ECG ECG FOAM ECG of the Week - 8th April 2013 - Interpretation ECG of the Week