Inferior wall MI in a patient with SDH 4 of 4
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Inferior wall MI in a patient with SDH 4 of 4
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This patient suffered a subdural hematoma which was evacuated surgically. he then suffered nonsustained ventricular tachycardia, developed inferior ST segment depression and had these wall motion abnormalities. How would you manage this? Would you anticoagulate for MI? Would you proceed with catheterization and stent placement?
This patient suffered a subdural hematoma which was evacuated surgically. he then suffered nonsustained ventricular tachycardia, developed inferior ST segment depression and had these wall motion abnormalities. How would you manage this? Would you anticoagulate for MI? Would you proceed with catheterization and stent placement?
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Depending on events times I think the best benefit-risk decition is
stent -> clopidogrel one month and ASA lifetime