
emDocs - March 31, 2020 - By Bridwell R and Tannenbaum LL
Reviewed by: Santisteva J; Singh M and Long B

"The main pointers:
- Acquiring an old ECG is key to differentiating LV aneurysm from anterior STEMI, with a T-wave amplitude:QRS amplitude assisting in differentiation
- STEMI can be superimposed on LV aneurysm, and in this case the T-wave again becomes upright with higher amplitude.
- LV aneurysm patients are at very high risk of dysrhythmias and thromboembolic events"