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Plz translate: there is a large inferior perfusion abnormality that is fixed in the proximal to distal inferior & inferolateral walls with some reversibility in the proximal to mid inferoseptal walls concerning for infarct with peri-infarct ischemia?
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Means there is a segment of your heart (the inferior wall and the far left wall) that is not receiving sufficient blood supply. Generally this needs correction promptly to limit or prevent irreversible damage to the heart muscle 0
Answered 3/13/2021
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