Part : Actually a lot of the part that divides the chambers isnot moving properly . It has been damaged it does not show if the damage is permanent or not. That would be a question for your carsiologist
Answered 7/26/2014
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Coronary disease: Your test results are most appropriately discussed with you by your cardiologist and/or PCP. In the most general sense, your results show significant loss of utility in some of your heart's blood vessels and that's not a good thing. It's also not a new thing to you. Continue working w/ your medical team and following their recommendations. You might even seek a Health Psychologist to support you.
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A portion of the: heart is not moving ( pumping ) .There can be several reasons for this and none of them are good.Visit with the testing doctor for what needs to be done about it.Good luck.
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