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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?
Stress test shows small perfusion defect along lateral wall which appears reverisable and is suspicious of ischemia 2. Mild hypothesis prior mi
Fixed defect" vs "reversible defect"? Explain differences: MRI (chem stess): "Small predominantly fixed inferoapical perfusion defect. No significant ischemia. No left ventricular wall motion abnormalities. LVEF of 62%. TID is 1.09 (norm =/-1.33?
What this means? Myocardial perfusion imaging with Tc-99m Sestamibi after exercise revealed no scintigraphic evidence of hemodynamically significant ischemia. Medium-sized, mid to basal inferior wall mild-to-moderate mostly fixed perfusion deficit, excep
What does Myocardial Perfusion deficits: Small sized, mild fixed inferior deficit consistent both with attenuation and ischemia, mean?
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