Ischemia in the territory of the first major septal perforator branch anomalously originating from the first diagonal branch leads to a transient leftward shift of the QRS axis in the frontal plane: a case report.
A patient with non-Q wave myocardial infarction had severe luminal narrowing in the first major septal perforator branch, which arose anomalously from the first diagonal branch. In this case, an exercise ECG showed a transient leftward QRS axis shift.
Kodama-Takahashi
Koji
K
The Second Department of Internal Medicine, Ehime University School of Medicine, Shigenobu, Japan. koji0911@sage.ocn.ne.jp
Suzuki
Jun
J
Watanabe
Akira
A
Ohtsuka
Tomoaki
T
Hashida
Hidetoshi
H
Ikeda
Shuntaro
S
Kuwahara
Taishi
T
Hara
Yuji
Y
Shigematsu
Yuji
Y
Hamada
Mareomi
M
Hiwada
Kunio
K
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