Can propranolol affect the results of a dipyriamole nuclear cardiac stress test? ... View answer

Yes, What does this finding on an older exercise nuclear stress test mean? Quote--"Compared to the exam on 5/6/2002, the perfusion abnormality appears most consistent with artifact." I am having ... View answer

I'm diabetic and currently in hospital with heart problems. I have a choice to make between nuclear perfusion and angiogram and am getting basically two diffferent stories. Does a creatinine level of 2.95 put... View answer

Nuclear stress test performed after having some pressure in my chest. Weight 181 height 66in Rest ... Stress: 192/86 Total exercise 12:00' min. Stress test completed: Yes Symptoms during test:... View answer

I am a very active 65 year old male who just underwent a NUclear Stress Test . My Cardiologist recommended a Heart XXXXXXX due to the results of the test. I have never had any chest pain . I run a... View answer

yes my father he is 86yrs old he had a nuc stress test. I wanted to know how I read the results and understand them. Impression : Abnormal mycocardial perfusion imaging evidence of reversible defect of the ... View answer

Following a nuclear stress test I was diagnosed with no evidence of abnormal blood flow to the heart with exercise and no significant blockages to the arteries. However, it showed moderate perfusion ... View answer

I had stress test done which shows st depression so they ordered nuclear stress test (exercise ... perfusion spect study normal - left ventricle ejection fraction 64% at rest 61% post exercise.... View answer

A nuclear stress test with SPECT imaging showed: a small reversible perfusion abnormality of mild severity of the inferoapical wall, no fixed perfusion defects; LVEF was normal and calculated at... View answer

I Had Nuclear Myocardial perfusion imaging done last Tuesday, June 10. Got results today, no change from the Nuclear Imaging test done after my first heart attack. I have three stents, a midway... View answer