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Characteristic Changes: II, III, AVF

Reciprocal Changes: V1-V6, I, AVL
Inferior Infarction
Characteristic Changes: I, AVL, V5, V6

Reciprocal Changes: II, AVF, III
Lateral Infarction
Characteristic Changes: V1-V6

Reciprocal Changes: II, AVF, III
Anterior Infarction
Characteristic Changes: V1-V6, I, AVL

Reciprocal Changes: II, AVF, III
anteriolateral infarction
poor R wave progression (precordial leads)
anterior or anteriolateral infarction
Characteristic changes: none visible

Reciprocal changes: V1-V4 (especially V1)
posterior infarction
V1: tall R, small S, ST depression (no axis deviation)
posterior infarction