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Hello doctor, recently i(boy,26)did a ett test where, in conclusion it said " ett is negative for provocable myocardial ischaemia". what does it mean ?
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Not your heart: It means that is not likely that your heart is causing your symptoms, I suspect you have had chest pain.
Answered 8/15/2018
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