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What Does My TMT Report Suggest?
Hi I am 34 years old and my TMT report remakrs as below.
1 Base Line ECG has ST-T changes in infrolateral leads.
2 TMT was terminated at 7.22 min stage III of Burse protocol due to the achieved 97% THR.
3 He has achieved 97% of THR & 8.7 METS.
4 There is no ST depression in any leads at peak exercise as compared to resting ECG to suggest Ischemia, There is mulitiple VPC's seen during exercise and recovery period.
5 Normal HR and BP response.
6 No conduction disturbance during TMT or in recovery phase.
7 No c/o angina, breathlessness.
8 No sign suggestive of LVS3 Gallop or basal creps.
9 Recovery is uneventful.
10 Fair effort tolerance.
TMT is negative for inducible ischemia at moderate workload.
1 Base Line ECG has ST-T changes in infrolateral leads.
2 TMT was terminated at 7.22 min stage III of Burse protocol due to the achieved 97% THR.
3 He has achieved 97% of THR & 8.7 METS.
4 There is no ST depression in any leads at peak exercise as compared to resting ECG to suggest Ischemia, There is mulitiple VPC's seen during exercise and recovery period.
5 Normal HR and BP response.
6 No conduction disturbance during TMT or in recovery phase.
7 No c/o angina, breathlessness.
8 No sign suggestive of LVS3 Gallop or basal creps.
9 Recovery is uneventful.
10 Fair effort tolerance.
TMT is negative for inducible ischemia at moderate workload.
Tue, 11 Aug 2015
more pvcs during exercise are abnormal. may be due to cad. though normal tt may do nuclear tt or coronary angiogram to r/o cad
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