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Tests Done. What Does Findings Suggest? Should Any Further Tests Be Done?

: total test time 9min ,duration p-bruce 2.46 min,duration bruce 3.22min,duration r-bruce 3min a45 fact time 41 s hr at rest:120/min,max. HR:163/min(99% of target hr:164/min) max.rpp:288,max.mets:5,bp at rest 160/80 mmhg,maz bp:190/80 mm hg pooor effort tolerance ,tachycardia at rest,adequate hr response ,normal bp response,no angina/hpotension/arrythmia,significant st changes at peak effort with rapid normalistaion,test concluded as mild positive for inducible ischemia is it necessary to go further test
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Since your treadmill test(TMT) shows a mild positive inducible myocardial ischaemia,it would definitely help if a gallium Cardiac stress test were done,a lipid profile and cardiac angiography may be needed to ensure correction of any possibly blocked cardiac vessels.Apparently you must have experienced angina in the course of your day to day activity for a TMT to be done.Further testing can be extremely helpful in preventing future cardiac emergencies.
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Tests Done. What Does Findings Suggest? Should Any Further Tests Be Done?

Since your treadmill test(TMT) shows a mild positive inducible myocardial ischaemia,it would definitely help if a gallium Cardiac stress test were done,a lipid profile and cardiac angiography may be needed to ensure correction of any possibly blocked cardiac vessels.Apparently you must have experienced angina in the course of your day to day activity for a TMT to be done.Further testing can be extremely helpful in preventing future cardiac emergencies.