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Stock image When the ST segment is depressed, the amplitude of depression at point J and point J60 can be divided into three types: horizontal (A), downward sloping (B), and upward sloping (C).

Stock image When the ST segment is depressed, the amplitude of depression at point J and point J60 can be divided into three types: horizontal (A), downward sloping (B), and upward sloping (C).

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