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My exercise tolerance test report states that "borderline st changes in inferior and lateral leads as compared to resting ecg. age 46 male?
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Depends: Borderline ECG changes on stress testing do not meet criteria for abnormality, which is 1mm (one tiny box) of horizontal or downsloping ST segment depression. This is notable to comment on as part of a complete report, but must be taken in context with the whole test - i.e. any symptoms with exertion, was nuclear imaging or echo imaging also done, how long did you go on the test, etc.
Answered 5/18/2017
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