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An unusual cause of chest pain and ST segment elevation
  1. A P Asherson,
  2. C D J Ilsley,
  3. T K Mittal
  1. a.asherson@rbh.nthames.nhs.uk

https://doi.org/10.1136/hrt.2005.067082

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    A 22 year old naval serviceman presented with a six day history of retrosternal chest pain and ST segment elevation on the ECG. The chest pain was not typically ischaemic, nor did the patient have risk factors for coronary disease. The admission ECG (panel A) showed sinus bradycardia, right axis deviation, incomplete …

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