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What does no evidence of stress induced myocardial ischemia mean after stress echo but abnormal exercise stress at 9.1 mets? reached 94% of hr.
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Talk to your doc: The "stress" portion of your stress test appears to be normal, as you reached a reasonable stress (9 mets), reached target heart rate and no ischemia was demonstrated. However, there may be "resting" abnormalities on the echo, hence it was called abnormal. Discuss with the ordering physician.
Answered 3/10/2014
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