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Small to med size perfusion defect of mild to modrate intensity involv da antero-septal wall.76% predict hr is +ve for inducible ischemia. treat line?
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See a cardiologist: While not alarmingly so, this is an abnormal stress perfusion study, which might indicate coronary artery disease. Please see a cardiologist.
Answered 11/11/2014
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