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What to do if i had a stress test done .the results said potential ischema in the apical septal area?
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Cardiology needed: It seems to be a mild problem and probably nothing more needs to be done. However, this should be discussed with a cardiologist, because, in the right clinical settings (refractory chest pain for example) may prompt to coronary angiogram.
Answered 5/6/2015
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