An employee who felt weak and had mid-sternal CP since runni | Figure 1

An employee who felt weak and had mid-sternal CP since running for the train. On the arrival to ED: diaphoretic, pale, SOB, crushing CP. +STEMI to the cath lab. Troponins were 6 hours apart! Pretty impressive!

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