EMS 12 lead 79 year old male. Sudden onset of crushing ches | Figure 1
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EMS 12 lead
79 year old male. Sudden onset of crushing chest pain rated 10/10 while at rest. Pale cool and clammy. Prior history of stents x 2 several years ago. No history of AMI. Took NTG x 3 prior to EMS arrival with no change.
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