Description: Type A: Biphasic T waves, a rare entity, highly critical; Type B: Deeply inverted T waves, commonly seen, less critical
than type A
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Description: Image Courtesy: Department of Emergency Medicine, Max SSH, SHBG. *Note the changes in lead V1-V3
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Description: Image Courtesy: Department of Cardiac Science, Max SSH, SHBG. Arrow mark indicating the occuldad LAD territory in the coronary vessel
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Description: Image Courtesy: Department of Cardiac Science, Max SSH, SHBG. Arrow mark indicating the opened LAD territory in the coronary vessel after placing the DES
