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clements12
Abnormal nuclear stress test with a moderate-sized, basal to apical inferior defect suggestive of ischemia
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If you have ischemia, it means there is poor blood flow to the heart at stress but not at rest. When you have this, your doctor may decide to intervene by dilating and/or stenting your coronary arteries.
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