LVRF 63% perfusion imaging notable for moderate sized, moderate intensity inferolateral perfusion defect without significant reversibility. Is this serious?

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Why is perfusion more important than ventlation?

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Any medical complications? Can perfusion scan cause coughing?

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What's ventilation perfusion matching?

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What is a nuclear myocardial perfusion study?

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What is the function of a vent perfusion scan?

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What are the dangers of myocardial perfusion scans?

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I need to know what is ventilation perfusion matching?

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Can you tell me more about cardiac perfusion test and scan?

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How do doctors assess tissue perfusion in a patient in shock?

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To find out what diffuse reversible ischaemic in the apex means on my perfusion scan?

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What is mild non reversible inferior perfusion abnormality felt to be secondary to diaphragm?

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What does " Post Stress perfusion shows a small partially transmural inferoapical lateral defect" mean?

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I've had nuclear perfusion imaging done. I ws advised to wait 6 wks.Is it ok to get pregnant after 6 weeks? Is there any risk of having abnormal kids?

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A 25-year-old female asked about a 59-year-old female:

Small to med size perfusion defect of mild to modrate intensity involv da antero-septal wall.76% predict HR is +ve for inducible ischemia. treat line?

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How is a cardiac perfusion scan used?

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What is a ventilation-perfusion scan?

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Can poor peripheral perfusion increase risk for hypoxemia?

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What could cause difficulties with a cardiac perfusion scan?

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How does pneumonia affect the ventilation perfusion ratio?

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I was wondering what are the dangers and possible side effects of myocardial perfusion scans?

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Would a low diastolic at exercise cause lower coronary perfusion? Say 120/50 or 120/40? Comparing to 120/80 etc?

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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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My myocardial perfusion study shows There is a large, fixed apical, inferoseptal, anteroseptal, and inferoseptal defect. What does this mean?

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Myocardial perfusion Gated SPECT study is positive for medium size fixed perfusion defect involving the adjacent areas of inferior wall and infero- ?

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A 28-year-old female asked about a 60-year-old male:

Myocardial. Medium perfusion defect moderate intensity in basal mid inferior basal inferior partial reversibility. Ef54%. TID .97 abnormal redegenson.

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Am18wks pregnant; did my 3rd us today, they said my baby is at 7th percentile. All measurements and the placenta perfusion is normal.Should i be worri?

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Perfusion

Chronic (lasts years to lifelong)

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