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12 Lead Essentials Wellens 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
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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

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Wellens Syndrome

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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

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Wellens Syndrome

V2

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The Footprints of Wellen’s Syndrome

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Wellens Syndrome

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53y/o with chest pain53y/o with chest pain

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3 hours post admit, pain free after NTG

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61 yr/o with pain

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Several hours later after MONA tx

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Wellens Syndrome

Management of Wellens Syndrome includes transport to a facility capable of prompt cardiac catheterization, PCI and CABG surgery