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Myocardial. medium perfusion defect moderate intensity in basal mid inferior basal inferior partial reversibility. ef54%. tid .97 abnormal redegenson.
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Sounds like you: must have had symptoms leading to the stress test. It is positive from your description. The next step is a heart cath. See a health care professional for evaluation and treatment as soon as possible.
Answered 1/12/2020
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Abnormal stress test: A "myocardial perfusion defect with reversibility" indicates that there is something reducing the blood supply to the heart muscle. Most commonly this would be because of atherosclerosis causing a blockage in the coronary artery. The next steps depend on the medical details. Additional testing, such as a catheter angiogram, may be needed.
Answered 2/21/2020
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