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Interpretation abnormal stress echocardiogram inferior wall hypokinesis with stress?
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Abnormal stress test: Stress induced wall motion abnormality is concerning for significant narrowing of the coronary artery which feeds the inferior wall of the heart. This is most commonly the right coronary artery.
Answered 6/22/2019
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