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Wellens syndrome is associated with critical stenosis of the left anterior descending coronary artery. Wellens syndrome patterns on ECG are deeply inverted T-waves in leads V2-V3.
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Wellens syndrome pattern
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This is seen in pericarditis but is not the most specific ECG finding.
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c
PR segment depression
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This is not associated with pericarditis but may be seen in other cardiac conditions or as a side effect of medications.
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Prolonged QT interval
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Diffuse concave ST elevation is the most specific ECG finding associated with pericarditis. The widespread, concave ST segment elevation is typically seen in multiple leads on the ECG.
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a
Diffuse concave ST elevation
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This is more indicative of myocardial infarction and chronic myocardial damage.
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d
Pathological Q waves
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A 33-year-old woman presents with central chest pain. The pain is worse when she breathes in and when she is lying down.

She has no significant past medical history.

**Her ECG is shown below:**

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Which is the most specific ECG finding associated with the underlying diagnosis?
a