Complete atrioventricular (A-V) block in myocardial infarction patients differs based on infarct location. Inferior wall infarction typically causes temporary blocks with good outcomes, while anteroseptal infarction leads to severe, persistent blocks requiring pacing and resulting in poor prognosis.
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