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Bruce test, 67 male non- specific st/t changes inferolaterally sinus bradycardia 57bpm abnormal exercise ecg 1mm horizontal to slow upslope st segment depression infolateral leads at peak exercise, resolve 23s does anything here tell apical ischemia?
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Ischemia somewhere but need to see it to be able to help. Discuss with testing Dr.
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