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Fifteen patients were diagnosed with Inferior STEMI followed by 14 patients with Anterior and one with Lateral STEMI. The most common culprit artery was the left anterior descending coronary artery (14 patients). Six patients were in KİLLİP class II on admission and only one with Anterior STEMI was in severe pulmonary edema (KILLIP III) during intervention. All the procedures were successfully contemplated with 6 French Judkins catheters. Brachial spasm occurred in one patient which resolved with intra-arterial nitrate. Transfemoral a
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