A 46-year-old woman presents to a rural ED with acute positional chest pain that has worsened over 2 days. A baseline ECG shows isolated anterior T-wave inversions. Her current ECG is shown below.
Vital signs are temperature 37.9 degrees C, HR 77/min, BP 120/70, RR 15/min, SpO2 98% on room air and GCS 15. She has no focal neurological deficits.
Twelve-lead ECG.
List four (4) differential diagnoses for ST elevation on this ECG.
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Her baseline ECG showed isolated anterior T-wave inversions. List three (3) differential diagnoses for isolated anterior T-wave inversion.
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Other than serum troponin, list and justify two (2) additional investigations.
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