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I had a stress test it was positive for ischemia. can i still have ischemia if my ct angiogram cac score is 0? if it is possible that i have ischemia what is the next step or test that needs to be done?
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These tests, your symptoms, physical examination, and medical history all must be integrated by an expert cardiologist to interpret the results and advise you. A distant forum expert cannot safely do so. Good luck.
Answered 7/6/2022
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