Rapid Diagnosis of STEMI Equivalent in Patients With Left Bundle‐Branch Block: Is It Feasible?

Transient left bundle branch block in a patient with acute-on-chronic pancreatitis: A case report

“…In such instances, further investigation with cardiac biomarkers and/or echocardiography is warranted. 11 In our case, the patient developed features of LBBB with chest pain on the 7th day of admission. This ECG finding reverted to normal the next day.…”

Transient bundle branch block during the perioperative period–A meta-summary of case reports

“…Cardiac memory is not pathognomonic of transient BBB and known in ventricular tachycardia, ventricle pacing and intermittent ventricle pre-excitation. [ 1 8 ]…”

The Development of a Chest Pain Protocol for Women Presenting to the Emergency Department

“…If clinical findings and ECG support the diagnosis of STEMI or STEMI equivalents, 86 the local STEMI pathway is activated. For a primary percutaneous coronary intervention centre (PPCI), the recommended “door-to-needle” time is ≤ 90 minutes; for non-PPCI centres, it is < 120 minutes.…”