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Introduction
As the incidence of left bundle branch blocks (LBBBs) and ventricular paced-rhythms ECGs increase in the aging global populationthe need for improved diagnosis of STEMI or STEMI equivalents in patients with these rhythms becomes more imperative.
Sgarbossa criteria were first described by dr. Elena B Sgarbossa in 1996.
Original criteria:
These criteria are specificbut not sensitive for myocardial infarction.
In the original Sgarbossa criteriaa score of <3 typically is not considered diagnostic of acute MIbut also does not rule out MI. A total score of ≥ 3 is reported to have a specificity of 90% for diagnosing myocardial infarction.
The Modified Sgarbossa Criteria (which changes the third criteria) does not use the points systemit is positive if any criteria are met.
Smith-modified Sgarbossa criteria
Have been created to improve diagnostic accuracy. The most important change is the modification of the rule for excessive discordance.
Increase sensitivity from 52% → 91% at the expense of reducing specificity from 98% → 90%.

ECG 1 Positive Sgarbossa criteria in a patient with a ventricular paced rhythm (concordant ST elevations in IaVLV5-V6)

ECG 2 Anterior STEMI in LBBB (leads V1-V3 with ≥ 1 mm STE and proportionally excessive discordant STEas defined by ≥ 25% of the depth of the preceding S-wave)

References
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Introduction
As the incidence of left bundle branch blocks (LBBBs) and ventricular paced-rhythms ECGs increase in the aging global populationthe need for improved diagnosis of STEMI or STEMI equivalents in patients with these rhythms becomes more imperative.
Sgarbossa criteria were first described by dr. Elena B Sgarbossa in 1996.
Original criteria:
These criteria are specificbut not sensitive for myocardial infarction.
In the original Sgarbossa criteriaa score of <3 typically is not considered diagnostic of acute MIbut also does not rule out MI. A total score of ≥ 3 is reported to have a specificity of 90% for diagnosing myocardial infarction.
The Modified Sgarbossa Criteria (which changes the third criteria) does not use the points systemit is positive if any criteria are met.
Smith-modified Sgarbossa criteria
Have been created to improve diagnostic accuracy. The most important change is the modification of the rule for excessive discordance.
Increase sensitivity from 52% → 91% at the expense of reducing specificity from 98% → 90%.

ECG 1 Positive Sgarbossa criteria in a patient with a ventricular paced rhythm (concordant ST elevations in IaVLV5-V6)

ECG 2 Anterior STEMI in LBBB (leads V1-V3 with ≥ 1 mm STE and proportionally excessive discordant STEas defined by ≥ 25% of the depth of the preceding S-wave)

References
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