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Nuclear Stress w/ Lexiscan shows moderate to severe ischemia anterior/apical wall. Cath scheduled, doc thinks no blockage, why? I have LBBB; no other defects LV normal size and function, 50% EF. Y?
Not overweight, healthy diet, EF 55%, LV normal size & function, BP 119/63, (sob) stress results moderate to severe ischemia anterior/apical wall mostly reversible. Cath scheduled in 4 days. How bad?
Nuclear stress test showed large reversible ischemic defect in apical portions of anteroseptal wall. What does reversible mean?
What does this mean from a stress test? Small sized, mildly reduced, fixed, apical perfusion defect consistent with artifact.
I just had a nuclear stress test and one of the conclusions was: Small size mild intensity reversible perfusion defect of the inferoapical segment with extension into the lateral apical segment consistent with ischemia. What does that mean?
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