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Dr. Smith's ECG Blog: Dynamic T-wave inversion (apparent Wellens' waves), all troponins negative: Unstable Angina
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ECG showing T-wave inversion in lead V3 to V6, I and aVL. | Download Scientific Diagram
ECG findings. (A) Abnormal Q waves and elevated ST segments were noted... | Download Scientific Diagram
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Figure 1: The patient's initial ECG demonstrated isolated T wave inversion in aVL. - ACEP Now
Electrocardiogram showed inverted "P" waves in L1 and AVL on left-sided... | Download Scientific Diagram
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Initial ECG tracing demonstrating inverted T waves in leads I, II, aVL,... | Download Scientific Diagram
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![Cardio-FR] Inversion of two peripheral electrodes (left arm and right arm).](https://www.cardio-fr.com/ecgs/e67.png "Cardio-FR] Inversion of two peripheral electrodes (left arm and right arm).")