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What is the normal pulmonary arterial pressure?

• 1/8th of systemic arterial pressure• When it increases to 1/4th it called as PHT

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Mönckeberg medial calcific sclerosis - Mammogram

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NON-PALPABLE PURPURA

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Tumbler test

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Again, there is sinus tach and no concordant ST elevation, all ST segments are appropriately discordant. There is lead misplacement: the axis is different and all of I, aVL, V5, V6 should have upright R-waves; the fact that they are

negative in I and aVL confirms lead misplacement. The S-waves are not very deep, but that is because they are cut off. If projected, they are indeed very

deep.

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