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12 Lead EssentialsWellens Syndrome
Wellens Syndrome is an easy to identify cardiac syndrome which indicates a critical high grade occulsion of the proximal LAD. If not identified and properly treated the mean time from onset of symptoms to extensive anterior wall MI is 8.5 days
Wellens Syndrome
Wellens Syndrome
Differential Characteristics:• Progressive, symetrical, deep T wave
inversion in chest leads V2 and V3. The slope of the T waves are generally at 60°-90°.
• May present with a bi-phasic T wave • Little or NO enzyme elevation• Little or NO ST segment elevation• No loss of precordial R waves
Wellens Syndrome
V2
The Footprints of Wellen’s Syndrome
Wellens Syndrome
53y/o with chest pain53y/o with chest pain
3 hours post admit, pain free after NTG
61 yr/o with pain
Several hours later after MONA tx
Wellens Syndrome
Management of Wellens Syndrome includes transport to a facility capable of prompt cardiac catheterization, PCI and CABG surgery
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