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Stress test reads There is a mildly reduced perfusion defect of moderate size in the inferior wall and The defect in the inferior segment is reversible. I am female &72. I have FH and unable to tolerate statins. How serious is this & what next?
Plz translate: There is a large inferior perfusion abnormality that is fixed in the proximal to distal inferior & inferolateral walls with some reversibility in the proximal to mid inferoseptal walls concerning for infarct with peri-infarct ischemia?
Recent stress test results says; Image quality is poor but there is medium size, moderate partially reversible perfusion defect of the inferior wall What does this mean?
LVEF 41% at stress.reversible ischemia involving apicoanterior, distal anteroseptal..reduced, non reversible perfusion involving the mid basal.means?
I had a nuclear stress test. Interpetation says SPECT IMAGES demonstrate a small mild intensity reversible perfusion defect involving the distal anterior wall which suggests ischemia in the LAD. what does this mean?
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