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Physiologic Evaluation of Microvascular Damage in Culprit Vessel After Successful Primary Percutaneous Coronary Intervention for ST-elevation Myocardial Infarction Patients JLA

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Fig.  1.  Initial  EKG  in  Case  1.  There  is  ST  elevation  in  lead  II,  III,  aVF  with  reciprocal  change  in  V4-6
Fig. 4. Post-PCI Physiologic assessment in culprit vessel in Case 1. CFR was depressed to 1.1 and IMR was elevated up to 75 U.
Fig.  6.  Initial  EKG  in  Case  2.  There  is  ST  elevation  in  II,  III,  aVF  with  reciprocal  changes  with  V2-4.
Fig. 9. Post-PCI Comprehensive Physiologic Assessment in Culprit Vessel in Case 2. CFR was 2.2 and IMR was 24 U.
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