Is miou82151 still alive. My test results are similar. Reading these reports suggests treatment may be called for but not yet directed. I think stents are designed to correct the defect. Now I am concerned again. Respectfully James
The anterolateral defect is an indication that there is decreased blood flow to your anterior and lateral heart wall muscles during exercise which is indicative of a potential significant blockage in the left anterior descending artery (the artery that feeds blood to those walls of the heart.).
It appears the left ventricle pumping functionality (EF) is normal but there is not clear image (attenuation) due to excessive soft tissue in either the chewst or diaphram.
There isn't a clear image of a mild anterior defect (blockage), but there appears to be some reversal (to normal) with rest.