Acute right ventricular infarction can rarely present with ECG changes mimicking extensive anterolateral wall injury, which may be explained by a codominant coronary circulation.
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Atypical ECG patterns in RV infarction may reflect codominant circulation; case reports leave open prevalence and diagnostic criteria.
Fernandez et al. (1993) studied this question.
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