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CORRECTION showed total occlusion of the anterior de¬ lateral wall of the and ography one had a cen¬ heart, patient and severe nar¬ located defect scending coronary segmental trally demonstrated on the artery, photoscan. of the circumflex A The roent- defects rowing demonstrated on the of coronary artery. photoscans of the chest and a the genogram (Fig 7) ventriculogram with chronic were patients disease myocardial demonstrated ventricular a on not and the large of aneurysm high dramatic, these interpretation photo¬ the wall the heart. left lateral of scans was Myocardial difficult. photo¬ scans showed a at the site In (Fig defect of all cases in 8) large which there was a definite diag¬ the and the left lateral border be¬ nosis of recent of aneurysm along or old the coronary infarction, low the At ventricular large was indicative. If the aneurysm. operation photoscan defect seen on a was resected from that aneurysm the of region. photoscan truly represents region infarction, The four with who disease the patients myocardial location of the be defect may sufficiently sug¬ admitted were to the to other for the the hospital gestive to extent and undergo radiologist predict medical studies had evidence area of electrocardiographic http://www.deepdyve.com/assets/images/DeepDyve-Logo-lg.png JAMA American Medical Association

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JAMA , Volume 204 (7) – May 13, 1968

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showed total occlusion of the anterior de¬ lateral wall of the and ography one had a cen¬ heart, patient and severe nar¬ located defect scending coronary segmental trally demonstrated on the artery, photoscan. of the circumflex A The roent- defects rowing demonstrated on the of coronary artery. photoscans of the chest and a the genogram (Fig 7) ventriculogram with chronic were patients disease myocardial demonstrated ventricular a on not and the large of aneurysm high dramatic,...
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American Medical Association
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Copyright © 1968 American Medical Association. All Rights Reserved. Applicable FARS/DFARS Restrictions Apply to Government Use.
ISSN
0098-7484
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1538-3598
DOI
10.1001/jama.1968.03140200029007
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Abstract

showed total occlusion of the anterior de¬ lateral wall of the and ography one had a cen¬ heart, patient and severe nar¬ located defect scending coronary segmental trally demonstrated on the artery, photoscan. of the circumflex A The roent- defects rowing demonstrated on the of coronary artery. photoscans of the chest and a the genogram (Fig 7) ventriculogram with chronic were patients disease myocardial demonstrated ventricular a on not and the large of aneurysm high dramatic, these interpretation photo¬ the wall the heart. left lateral of scans was Myocardial difficult. photo¬ scans showed a at the site In (Fig defect of all cases in 8) large which there was a definite diag¬ the and the left lateral border be¬ nosis of recent of aneurysm along or old the coronary infarction, low the At ventricular large was indicative. If the aneurysm. operation photoscan defect seen on a was resected from that aneurysm the of region. photoscan truly represents region infarction, The four with who disease the patients myocardial location of the be defect may sufficiently sug¬ admitted were to the to other for the the hospital gestive to extent and undergo radiologist predict medical studies had evidence area of electrocardiographic

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Published: May 13, 1968

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