Abstract
A 37-year-old woman presented with several hours of intermittent chest pressure at rest associated with nausea. She had no significant past medical history but reported a recent flu-like illness about 1–2 weeks prior, associated with mild fever, headache and a runny-nose. Physical examination was unremarkable with no abnormal cardiovascular findings. Her ECG showed sinus-rhythm with significant inferior ST-segment elevations …
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