text: ST elevation myocardial infarction (STEMI) is the most serious form of heart attack. The ST segments elevate because the full thickness of heart muscle is injured (transmural injury).  This full thickness injury and ST elevation is the result of a total occlusion of a coronary artery.  Some STEMIs, particularly those involving the posterior or back surface of the heart, may be missed by the present traditional system of placing a limited number of<unk> s on the front of the chest.
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option_0: 80 Lead EKG
option_1: Burn electrocardiogram
option_2: Palpitation electrocardiogram
option_3: Torsades de pointes electrocardiogram
option_4: Torsades de pointes echocardiography
option_5: Syncope electrocardiogram
option_6: Pulseless electrical activity electrocardiogram
option_7: Shock electrocardiogram