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My stress test shows there is " very mild reversible perfusion abnormalities of the left ventricle which may be related to mild ischemia vs artifact?
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What is the question: Rx depends on other factors like your symptoms Weight associated medical conditions like DM high Cholesterol etc. discuss with your cardiologist please.
Answered 8/3/2018
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