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ECG revealed a sinus rhythm at 57
beats per minute, with T-wave inversions in the
inferolateral leads, and was otherwise normal.
The patient was admitted to the hospital.

On the first hospital day, a chest radiograph
was normal. Transthoracic echocardiography revealed
segmental apical left ventricular dysfunction
with an apical aneurysm, near obliteration of
the mid-left ventricular cavity at end systole, and
overall normal left ventricular systolic function
(estimated ejection fraction, 58%).

On the second day, cardiac telemetry showed
intermittent sinus bradycardia, with no ectopy. The
abdominal pain decreased. Constipation, with
bloating and abdominal cramping, and hypoactive
bowel sounds developed.