STAT ECG Diagnoses: are ECG abnormalities necessary for the diagnosis of acute pericarditis?

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Two separate 50-year-old men present to the emergency department with chest pain. Pain in both patients is described as sharp, pleuritic, and positional. The following ECGs are obtained:

Presenting ECG — STAT ECG Diagnoses: are ECG abnormalities necessary for the diagnosis of acute pericarditis?

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