Abstract
Current guidelines recommend resolution of angina and >50% resolution in ST-elevation as criteria for successful fibrinolysis in ST-segment elevation myocardial infarction (STEMI). However, these criteria were determined from small studies during the streptokinase era and have not been re-validated in modern pharmacoinvasive regimens. This study sought to evaluate the predictive utility of reperfusion criteria following fibrinolysis to diagnose occluded infract-related artery (IRA) in contemporary STEMI management.
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