s20651 2 250 22125000 14:20:00 19/01/2000
s20651.dat 212 200/mV 12 0 51 -7564 0 V4
s20651.dat 212 200/mV 12 0 35 5908 0 MLIII
#Age: 84 Sex: M
#Comments:
# Patient is one day post anterior myocardial infarction
# thrombolysis. He shows a number of transient ST elevations
# in lead 0 which are associated with increases in heart
# rate. It is felt that these are due to increased dyskinesis
# of the anterior wall during increased heart rate. We cannot
# rule out the possibility that these changes represent heart
# rate induced increases in transmural ischemia, but prefer
# to call it "rate-related" and non-ischemic. There were minor
# reciprocal ST depressions in lead 1.
#Symptoms during Holter recording: No data
#Diagnoses:
# Anterior acute myocardial infarction
# Coronary artery disease
# Left ventricular failure
# Hypertension
#Treatment:
# Medications:
# Nitrates
# Aspirin
# Balloon Angioplasty: No data
# Coronary Artery bypass Grafting: No data
#History:
# Previous myocardial infarction
# Hypertension: Yes
# Left ventricular hypertrophy: No
# Cardiomyopathy: No
# Valve disease: No
# Electrolyte abnormalities: No
# Hypercapnia, anemia, hypotension, hyperventilation: No
# Atrioventricular nodal conduction delay: No
# Intraventricular conduction block: No
# Previous Myocardial Infarction: Yes, anterior
# Previous tests:
# ECG stress test: No
# Thallium/Stress echo: No
# Left ventricular function:
# Depressed
# Echocardiogram: No data
# Coronary Arteriography: No
# Baseline ECG:
# Subacute anterior myocardial infarction
#Holter Recording:
# Date: 19/01/2000
# Recorder: Remco