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What is inferolateral ischemia heart deases means?
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Heart artery narrow: This term means that the coronary artery branch which feed the bottom/side wall of the heart has narrowing/"blockage" this finding is most likely made from a nuclear stress test. An angiogram would be a definitive test for the location, degree of blockage and if it can be safely opened with angioplasty and stent placement.
Answered 10/31/2020
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Coronary disease: Ischemic heart disease means part of your heart muscle does not appear to be getting enough oxygen. Inferior lateral simply describes the area of the heart involved. You should consult a cardiologist.
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Several: Stenosis of the artery to that area inferior is bottom lateral is to left obstruction clot- plaque rupture/ disruption occasionally, embolism this is of the coronary arteries to, the heart as you asked it.
Answered 12/10/2013
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