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Stock image In acute left main occlusion, the left ventricular myocardium is massively ischemic and necrotic, the excitatory potential of the left ventricle is weakened, and the axis may deviate to the right .

Stock image In acute left main occlusion, the left ventricular myocardium is massively ischemic and necrotic, the excitatory potential of the left ventricle is weakened, and the axis may deviate to the right .

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