Wertigkeit des EKG im Jahre 2007: Infarkt & Co. †
Summary
Zusammenfassung
Definition Myokardinfarkt
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- Ischämische Symptome (Angina pectoris usw.)
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- Entstehung von pathologischen Q-Zacken im EKG
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- EKG-Veränderungen, die auf eine myokardiale Ischämie hinweisen (ST-Hebung oder -Senkung)
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- Koronare Intervention
Die Prognose eines ST-HebungsInfarktes (STEMI) beeinflussende EKG-Faktoren
- Abschätzung des gefährdeten myokardialen Ischämieareales
- Unterscheidung zwischen viablem und nekrotischem Myokard im gefährdeten Ischämieareal
- Persistierend negative T-Wellenals Zeichen einer schlechteren Langzeit-Prognose

- ResiduellekumulativeST-StreckenAbweichungnachmechanischerReperfusionbeiSTEMI


ST-Hebungs-Infarkt: Lokalisier-ung des Infarktgefässes
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- Hauptstammerkrankung und schwere Drei-Gefäss-Erkrankung
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- RIVA-Verschluss proximal des ersten Septalastes
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- Culprit-Gefäss bei inferiorem Infarkt
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- Rechtsventrikulärer Infarkt
- Hauptstammerkrankung und schwere Drei-Gefäss-Erkrankung



- RIVA-Verschluss proximal des ersten Septalastes
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- ST-Hebung in aVR und aVL
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- Rechtsschenkelblock (Abb. 4)
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- ST-Senkung in V5
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- ST-Hebung in V1 von über 2,5 mm
- Culprit-Gefäss bei inferiorem Infarkt
- Rechtsventrikulärer Infarkt



Nicht-ST-Hebungs-Infarkte
- QuantitativeBestimmungderST-Strecken-Veränderungen

- AnzahlderEKG-AbleitungenmitST-Strecken-Veränderungen
- IsolierteT-Wellen-Inversion

Differentialdiagnose
Conflicts of Interest
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Kobza, R.; Jamshidi, P.; Erne, P. Wertigkeit des EKG im Jahre 2007: Infarkt & Co. Cardiovasc. Med. 2008, 11, 83. https://doi.org/10.4414/cvm.2008.01314
Kobza R, Jamshidi P, Erne P. Wertigkeit des EKG im Jahre 2007: Infarkt & Co. Cardiovascular Medicine. 2008; 11(3):83. https://doi.org/10.4414/cvm.2008.01314
Chicago/Turabian StyleKobza, Richard, Peiman Jamshidi, and Paul Erne. 2008. "Wertigkeit des EKG im Jahre 2007: Infarkt & Co." Cardiovascular Medicine 11, no. 3: 83. https://doi.org/10.4414/cvm.2008.01314
APA StyleKobza, R., Jamshidi, P., & Erne, P. (2008). Wertigkeit des EKG im Jahre 2007: Infarkt & Co. Cardiovascular Medicine, 11(3), 83. https://doi.org/10.4414/cvm.2008.01314
