Search for: [Abstract = "Objectives\:This study_was_designed_to1\) determine the impact of initial clinical and angiographic status and salutary effect of PPCI on the presence and size of RVI confirmed by CMRI LE.2\) determine the clinical and angiographic factors influencing the presence of ST segment elevation ≥ 1mm V4R and to verify whether the presence of ischemia in the right precordial ECG leads resulting in the presence of irreversible necrosis in the RV wall.MethodsClinical, cardiac magnetic resonance and angiographic data of 114 prospectively collected patients \(males 79, females 35, mean age 60 ± 10 years\) with acute inferior MI were analyzed. All Subjects underwent emergency angiography and PPCI, followed by CMRI 3\-5 days after the infarction for assessing the presence of late enhancement in the RV wall. On admission 16\-lead electrocardiogram, was recorded. Right Ventricular Ischemia was defined as ST\-segment elevation of more than 0.1 mV in lead V4R.ResultsLate Enhancement Cardiovascular Magnetic Resonance Imaging detected RVI in 48 of 114 \(42%\) patients with acute inferior MI.In 66"]
