HEALTHCARE/ALLIANCE NAME
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HOSPITAL MEDICAL
CENTER NAME
ECHOCARDIOGRAPHY REPORT
PATIENT INFO:
Patient: ECHO PATIENT Patient
ID #: 12345678-EH
Height: 66.0 inches Weight: 166 lbs. BSA: 2.23
Referring
M.D.: Dr.
Echo Ref.
Site: Cardiology Associates
STUDY:
Treadmill Stress Test Study
Quality: Excellent
PATIENT
HISTORY:
Cardiac: Transient Ischemia attack
Non-Cardiac: COPD
INDICATIONS/REASON FOR
STRESS TEST:
The
patient was referred to the Echocardiography Department for evaluation of
transient ischemia attack.
STUDY SUMMARY
A
treadmill exercise test was performed utilizing the Bruce protocol for 7
minutes achieving a peak exercise heart rate of
112 beats per minute, which is 65% of the maximum predicted heart rate
of 165 bpm at 7.0 METS. The blood
pressure changed from 104/70 mm/Hg at baseline to 160/90 mm/Hg at peak
exercise.
Maximum
stage achieved was 4 at a speed of 6 mph and a grade of 12%.
Reason
for ending test: patient developed chest pressure.
The
resting ECG showed normal
rhythm. The peak exercise ECG showed ST
abnormalities.
GENERAL OBSERVATIONS
LEFT
VENTRICLE: LEFT
ATRIUM
LVD:
63 mm
LVS
32 mm
AORTIC
VALVE: MITRAL
VALVE:
HR: 85 BP: 104/70 HR: 112 BP: 160/90
EF: 56% EF: 53%
SEGMENTAL
WALL MOTION:
The
mid
anterior septum is hypokinetic. The mid
anterior septum is hypokinetic.
The
Mid
anterior wall is Akinetic. The
Mid
anterior wall is dyskinetic.
The
Apical septum is
hypokinetic
The
Apical anterior wall is
akinetic.
The
apical inferior wall is
hypokinetic.
ECHOCARDIOGRAM IMAGES (Click
on image to run clip):

Parasternal long-axis
view Parasternal short-axis
view Four chamber view Two chamber view
CONCLUSIONS:
Wall
motion score index: 1.72 (
The left ventricle
demonstrates segmental wall motion abnormalities suggestive of LAD disease and
possible compromise of the right coronary artery.
In
addition to a written summary, a comment may be heard when reviewing the report
with a computer.
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