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What does this mean ? impost: basal & mid inferior wall, basal inferoseptal segments are abnormal , this was finding on an echo stress . i have copd
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Stress echo: Depending on the nature of abnormality you likely have disordered heart muscle function in the described areas indicative commonly of coronary artery stenosis ;talk to your physician
Answered 8/7/2018
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