ONE of the commonest problems in electrocardiography is the interpretation of STf-seienmelnt depression and T-wvave inversion without other characteristic changes, particularly when there is clinical uncertainty regarldiiig the presenmce and nature of an acute coronary attack. A commoni solution, often nnsatisfactory to the clinician receiving the report, is the statement "'The ST-seginent and T-wave changes are nonspecific abnorinali-
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