We read with great interest the article entitled “ST Segment Elevation in One Lead: A Case Report” by Doctors Rifal and Dia in a recent issue of the journal. In their manuscript, the authors describe an ECG with ST‐segment elevation in a single lead, which had been caused by the connection of the ECG electrode to a temporary pacemaker wire in a patient recovering postoperatively from coronary artery bypass grafting (CABG). This entity might, in fact, be more common than one might initially believe. Our research group recently reported on the same phenomenon occurring in a single lead (Fig. ) in another patient who was recovering
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