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Echocardiogram: evidence of left ventricular diastolic relaxation abnormality. Mildly decreased systolic function. Wall motion abnormalities. Means?
I just had a LAD heart attack. TTE Results: Left ventricular systolic function moderately to severely reduced. Left ventricular estimated EF 30-35%. Left ventricular regional wall motion abnormality. Mild focal basal septal hypertrophy. Translation?
ECHO: Normal Left ventricular size + wall thickness and wall motion, Normal biventricular systolic function, Mild MVP w/ trace regurgitation, EF 67%, RV systolic pressure 16mmHg, mild heart murmur. No symptoms. Help! Is this normal?
Total wall motion score is 1.18. hypokinesis of the basal to mid anteroseptal wall. hypokinesis of the mid inferoseptal wall. The remaining left ventricular segments demonstrate normal wall motion. EF 47%. Is this score terrible?
Fixed defect" vs "reversible defect"? Explain differences: MRI (chem stess): "Small predominantly fixed inferoapical perfusion defect. No significant ischemia. No left ventricular wall motion abnormalities. LVEF of 62%. TID is 1.09 (norm =/-1.33?
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