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A 57yr old who had undergone angioplasty 10yrs ago.now treadmill test shows good effort tolerance, but positive for exercise induced ischemia.advice?
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Needs investigation.: Regardless of this treatment history, exercise-induced ischemia requires a new investigation, especially in someone with known coronary artery disease. This could be a hint to a new blockage that might require intervention.
Answered 5/7/2016
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