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ISSN: 2376-0249
http://dx.doi.org/10.4172/2376-0249.1000414

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Title: A New ECG Sign


Nisar Ahamad Tramboo, Mohd Iqbal Dar*, Jahangir, Khursheed A Khan, Irfan Yaqoob and Imran Hafeez
Department of Cardiology, SKIMS SOURA Srinagar, India

ECG has been the most important tool for diagnosis of cardiac ailments for so long and has maintained its status for the same
despite tremendous advances in technology. Of all things ECG is the most important investigation for diagnosis and treatment of
acute coronary syndrome. We like to propose a new sign in ECG in inferior wall myocardial infarction.

We like to call it “Dead Man Sign”, as this sign resembles a dead man lying on the ground as shown on the circles below.

This sign is formed on ECG by very high ST-Elevation in leads II and aVF associated with similar mirror images reciprocal
changes in leads I and aVF.
The anatomical lesion associated with this ECG sign is total or near total occlusion of right coronary artery.

Copyright: ©2016 Tramboo, et al. This is an open-access article distributed


*Corresponding author: Mohd Iqbal Dar, DM cardiology fellow, under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution License, which permits
Department of Cardiology, SKIMS SOURA Srinagar, India, Tel: 0194 240 unrestricted use, distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided the
1013; E-mail: darmohdiqbal08@gmail.com original author and source are credited.
*Corresponding author: Mohd Iqbal Dar, DM cardiology fellow, Department of Cardiology, SKIMS SOURA Srinagar, India, Tel: 0194 240 1013; E-mail:
darmohdiqbal08@gmail.com

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We have observed that this sign is easily recognisable and associated with RV extention of MI associated with multiple tachy
and bradyarrythmias mostly SVTs and predicts a stormy course.

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