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The initial electrocardiogram showed sinus bradycardia with first-degree atrioventricular block, a PR interval of 704 ms (blue arrow), a mildly increased QRS interval, a mildly prolonged corrected QT interval, and evidence of Osborn waves in leads II and V5 (red arrows). Leads aVF and aVL seemed reversed.
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After 3 hours of resuscitation and rewarming, the electrocardiogram showed a near-normal PR interval of 216 ms (blue arrow). Q waves noted in leads III and aVF (red arrows) suggested an old inferior wall infarction.
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