Wall Motion Abnormalities

Vascular Territory Prediction Model

Vascular Territory Prediction Model

Select EKG changes and echo wall abnormalities. The calculator estimates the most likely vascular territory and culprit artery, and suggests echo views to verify.

EKG findings

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Echo wall-motion findings

Regional hypokinesis or akinesis by wall.

Context

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Logic

Territory likelihood

Top territory reflects combined EKG and echo signals.

Likely culprit artery

Dominance and wrap-around variants can shift probability.

Why this result?

EKG → Coronary Artery → Echo Wall-Motion Segments


EKG leadsCoronary ArteryTerritoryTTE Wall Motion
V1–V2 (septal)LAD (septal perforators; proximal LAD if large)AnteroseptalPSAX (pap level) for septum, A4C for septal wall, A3C for anteroseptal, APLAX for basal anteroseptal
V3–V4 (anterior)LADAnterior/apexA2C for anterior/apex, PSAX for anterior, A3C for anterior/apex
I, aVL (high lateral)LCx (OM) or LAD (diagonal)High lateralPSAX for lateral wall, A3C for anterolateral, A4C for lateral mid/apex
V5–V6 (lateral)LCx (OM) > LAD (diagonal)LateralA4C for lateral wall/apex, PSAX for basal/mid lateral
II, III, aVF (inferior)RCA (dominant) > LCx (if left dominant)InferiorA2C for inferior/apex, PSAX for basal/mid inferior
“Posterior” (ST↓ V1–V3; tall R V1–V2; STE V7–V9)RCA (dominant) or LCxPosterior/inferolateralPSAX for posterior, A3C for inferolateral
V1–V4 with right-sided V4R STEProximal RCARV infarct (± inferior LV)A4C/RV-focused views; TAPSE/TDI impaired

Echo viewWalls/segments primarily seenTypical culprit when abnormal
A4CSeptal and lateral walls; apexLAD (septal/anterior), LCx/Diagonal (lateral)
A2CInferior and anterior walls; apexRCA/LCx (inferior), LAD (anterior)
A3C (Apical long-axis)Anteroseptal and inferolateral walls; apexLAD (anteroseptal), LCx/RCA (inferolateral)
PLAXBasal/mid anteroseptal and inferolateral/posterior slicesLAD (anteroseptal), LCx/RCA (posterolateral)
PSAX (pap level)Full circumferential slice of LVLAD (anterior/septal), LCx/RCA (inferolateral/inferior)

STE territoryCommon reciprocal ST depression
AnteriorInferior leads
LateralInferior leads
InferiorHigh lateral leads (I, aVL)
PosteriorAnterior leads (appears as ST depression V1–V3)