The segments of an anatomically corresponding bull"s eye graph familiar to echocardiologists is annotated by coloring those segments for which ECG data indicates the presence of myocardial infarction injury. In an illustrated example segments are colored with a second color when the ECG data corresponding to those segments are indicated as being the site of a coronary occlusion. The segments of the bull"s eye graph may be colored in a third color with the results of a diagnostic imaging exam such as by coloring segments exhibiting wall motion abnormalities with a third color. Fig.1
