الفهرس 
Coronary Anatomy
Arrhythmic complication:Only 14 pages are availabe for public view
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Abstract
In summary, one-third to one-half of inferior MIs are complicated by RVMI. The diagnosis of RVMI can be challenging; the 12 lead ECGs with supplemental right precordial recordings remain the principal diagnostic tool in the acute setting, but the findings may be transient.High clinical suspicion is required for accurate diagnosis and assessment of RVMI by integrating clinical, imaging, hemodynamic study, and angiographic data to avoid any detrimental complications associated with RVMI. The pathophysiology of the RV makes it resistant to infarction, but acute ischemia can lead to severe hemodynamic consequences. Fluid resuscitation to maintain an adequate RV preload is the first-line therapy.