My husband is 40 years old and had a stress test with 4 mci of t1=201 at rest and 28 mci or tc 99m tetrofosmin at stress. All spect images were attenuation corrected and utilizing the symbia t6 system and the stress spect images were gated. The findings say there is a predominantly fixed with mild reversibility defect at the anteroseptal wall thus cannot rule out a component of
ischemiaHepatic ischemia
Ischemic colitis
Mesenteric artery ischemia
Testicular torsion
Vertebrobasilar circulatory disorders. Fixed inferior wall thinning which appears to be worsened at rest suggesting diaphragmatic attenuation artifact. End
diastolicBlood pressure volume is slightly above upper
normalNormal saline flush measuring 147 ml with
normalNormal saline flush wall
motionMotion sickness
Motion sickness less drowsy and ejection fraction of 58%. Impression is mild reversibility with predominantly fixed defect in the anteroseptal wall, thus cannot rule out a small
ischemicHepatic ischemia
Ischemic colitis
Stroke
Transient ischemic attack
Transient ischemic attack (tia) component. Normal motion with ejection fraction of 58% and a slight increased in the end diastolic volume.
We don't understand all of this and it doesn't sound good but can't get this all explained to us. Can you help to explain what this means? Thank you.