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What does abnormal myocardial perfusion study demonstrating mild to moderate ischemia in the inferior wall and apex . lvef:63%?

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Dr. Silviu Pasniciuc answered

Specializes in Internal Medicine

Abnormal or positive: That is an abnormal test that will need the timely attention of a cardiologist. Based on your symptoms, electrocardiographic changes and physical exam, a cardiac catheterization might follow. Call the office where you had the test as I am sure they have been working on it.

Dr Modi agreed

Answered 5/15/2021

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