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Old 9th Jun 2006, 19:09
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Longchop
 
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Excercise test was today.

Result is as follows-


Completed 11minutes on the Bruce protocol test attaining a max heart rate of 200BPM (103% or maxiimum predicted for age)
Maximum workload attained was 13.4METS. Resting BP was 111/72mmhg rising to 196/61mmHg at maximal exercise.
The pataient was free of chest pain throughout the exercise.
Exercise was terminated due to patient achieving and exceeding his maximal heart rate for a period of 60secs.
S-T segment depression was first noted at 4minutes of exercise and became significant in the inferior and lateral leads. Maximum S-T segment depression was -3.00mm was recorded in leadIII at 9 minutes and 29 secs of exercise. The S-T segment changes persisted until 11 minutes into the recovery phase.
Nil else of note.


Report stated-

St and T-wave morphology in the inferior leads. Further investigation into this would be prudent to ascertain if there are any coronary artery abnormalilities or other conditions.

Cardilogist suggests a Dobutamine scan and a cholesterol test.


Now add to that a perfectly normal Echo Scan with no underlying heart disease.

Where do i stand now???

Am i Ill??

Am i going to die??

Am i going to lose my license??

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