I just had an ekg done and it said normal sinus rhythm , anteroseptal infarction probably old, abnormal repolarization , possible coronary ischemia . What does that mean? ... View answer

a review of lexiscan and rest nuclear images reveals a small fixed anteroseptal and apical defect ... block . there is no convincing area of ischemia . the gates ejection fraction is 26% with septal ... View answer

Can mental stress cause or contribute to an anteroseptal infarct? If so, please explain and please ... mental or physical stress would be required to cause/contribute to anteroseptal infarct? ... View answer

global systolic function stress images show a moderate size mild grade anteroseptal and apical defect ... consistent with myocardial scarring with peri-infarct ischemia gated study shows no definite wall... View answer

hi, my ecg reports specifies as " SINUS RHYTHM LEFTWARD AXIS T ABNORMALITY IN ANTEROSEPTAL" ... View answer

Hello I m a 35 y.o. female and I just had an ECG test the results were: Regular Sinus Rhythm Anteroseptal Wall Ischemia after Cardio Consult I ve researched what Ischemia mean and what I want to know... View answer

Recently I ws rushed to do hospital4 weeks pregnant, I was rushed because I felt like I am going to pass out, I was in the er and was diagnosed with anteroseptal ischemia,how can i prevent having this ... View answer

, severe-reversible defect involving the basal to mid anterior and anteroseptal wall. The majority of this defect is favored to be artifactual from attenuation however, some ischemia in this territory is a ... View answer

, small apical anteroseptal defect. Given defect intensity, this could be related to tissue attenuation. Cannot rule out small area of ischemia. Ejection fraction 54% with no wall motion abnormalities. what ... View answer

limits. EKG showed NSR w/a couple PACs and anteroseptal ischemia. What can you tell me? ... View answer