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A member asked:
My stress test results were read to me over the phone by a nurse. what does large anterior reversible midlateral ischemia mean.
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Heart of the matter: Please speak with your doctor himself or herself, so you can get individualized answers. The nurse's report sounds like you have signs of reversible damage to the front part of your heart muscle, from not enough oxygenated blood nourishing it. Your doctor can share his/her interpretations of these results, & make suggestions based on your whole evaluation.
Answered 6/20/2017
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