ventricular rate of 68. The P wave was of normal shape; the QRS complex was of normal duration (0.08 second); the S-T segment was slightly depressed in leads I, aVL, and V6 ;' and the T waves were flattened or inverted in I and aVL. The pattern indicated heart-block and suggested anterolateral ischaemia and left ventricular strain. The patient died within six days of admission from cerebral haemorrhage and heart failure.
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