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myocardial perfusion scan
I was told yesterday I needed this test. Anyone had experience of this? Feeling nervous.
I was told yesterday I needed this test. Anyone had experience of this? Feeling nervous.
Hendrix1
in
British Heart Foundation
23 days ago
Myocardial perfusion investigation
Has anybody had one of these tests. This is to see how the blood is flowing through the heart by speeding up the heart rate. I am concerned as I have atrial fibrilation most of the time. The beta blocker slows down the heart rate yet they seem happy for me to take my usual dose on the day of the test
Has anybody had one of these tests. This is to see how the blood is flowing through the heart by speeding up the heart rate. I am concerned as I have atrial fibrilation most of the time. The beta blocker slows down the heart rate yet they seem happy for me to take my usual dose on the day of the test
Rosie0202
in
British Heart Foundation
4 months ago
Lack.of information from doctors
Where I spent the next 12 days( I still don't know I was in for so long) I had an angiogram on the 1st of December and an MRI
perfusion
and CT scan I have been diagnosed with coronary artery spasms that triggers polymorphic VT, microvascular angina and heart failure with preserved ejection fraction.
Where I spent the next 12 days( I still don't know I was in for so long) I had an angiogram on the 1st of December and an MRI
perfusion
and CT scan I have been diagnosed with coronary artery spasms that triggers polymorphic VT, microvascular angina and heart failure with preserved ejection fraction.
Technoman
in
British Heart Foundation
1 month ago
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Angina at rest but not when exercising
I have confirmed myocardial ischemia during a mycocardial
perfusion
scan , and unobstructed arteries , confirmed by an angiogram , I do have narrowing in one section but nothing worth stenting .
I have confirmed myocardial ischemia during a mycocardial
perfusion
scan , and unobstructed arteries , confirmed by an angiogram , I do have narrowing in one section but nothing worth stenting .
Justdoit2015
in
British Heart Foundation
16 days ago
borderline bradycardia
A myocardial
perfusion
scan 18 months ago showed no problems with blood flow. Booked in for chest clinicThoughts?
A myocardial
perfusion
scan 18 months ago showed no problems with blood flow. Booked in for chest clinicThoughts?
tregonyboy
in
British Heart Foundation
6 months ago
MRI and beta blocker
Have just got an appointment through for a cardiac MRI
perfusion
test. They have told me to stop the beta blocker for 48 hrs before. Is that normal? I thought we were not supposed to come off suddenly? And if the tests on Monday morning does that mean I take it on Saturday morning or not?
Have just got an appointment through for a cardiac MRI
perfusion
test. They have told me to stop the beta blocker for 48 hrs before. Is that normal? I thought we were not supposed to come off suddenly? And if the tests on Monday morning does that mean I take it on Saturday morning or not?
Heartmum56
in
British Heart Foundation
7 months ago
Unremarkable myocardial perfusion scan with <36 EF
Had NSTEMI thirty months ago and seven stents. Had dissection during procedure. Never had chest pain prior to this but never without since. My 3rd cardiologist discharged me after scan result Now 2 months after the scan I am experiencing angina with pain ]in chest, stomach and back on even moderate
Had NSTEMI thirty months ago and seven stents. Had dissection during procedure. Never had chest pain prior to this but never without since. My 3rd cardiologist discharged me after scan result Now 2 months after the scan I am experiencing angina with pain ]in chest, stomach and back on even moderate
Hugiebear
in
British Heart Foundation
6 months ago
Do I have heart failure or heart disease?
I had a NM Myocardial
Perfusion
scan in February 2024. This showed that part of my heart muscle was not getting an adequate blood supply. Shortly after that I had a echocardiogram which showed that my LVEF was 47% plus a few other "mild/borderline" results.
I had a NM Myocardial
Perfusion
scan in February 2024. This showed that part of my heart muscle was not getting an adequate blood supply. Shortly after that I had a echocardiogram which showed that my LVEF was 47% plus a few other "mild/borderline" results.
SudsSuds
in
British Heart Foundation
1 month ago
Ranazalone 375mg. Too nervous to take it.
Long story short I'm now waiting for cardiac
perfusion
mri and in A&E vasovagul spasm and syncope was a possibility so have been prescribed Ranazalone and although it should have been given last night it is tonight that I've actually been given it.
Long story short I'm now waiting for cardiac
perfusion
mri and in A&E vasovagul spasm and syncope was a possibility so have been prescribed Ranazalone and although it should have been given last night it is tonight that I've actually been given it.
Weetabixie
in
British Heart Foundation
4 months ago
stress Echo results
This is similar territory to that reported on the
perfusion
scan previously. I will arrange to review the imaging in our MDT along with the last angiogram.’
This is similar territory to that reported on the
perfusion
scan previously. I will arrange to review the imaging in our MDT along with the last angiogram.’
Echo24uk
in
British Heart Foundation
5 months ago
Good morning, hope all are as well as can be. Following on from cramps in legs to a trip to A&E.
Finally saw a cardiologist, she's booking a nuclear scan (medical doctor said
perfusion
scan) in preparation for my follow up up. Turns out I wasn't taken off list afterall. Or could the gp have gotten through to them that fast from Wednesday?
Finally saw a cardiologist, she's booking a nuclear scan (medical doctor said
perfusion
scan) in preparation for my follow up up. Turns out I wasn't taken off list afterall. Or could the gp have gotten through to them that fast from Wednesday?
Weetabixie
in
British Heart Foundation
4 months ago
Running with angina
The scan came back showing mild heart damage with a part of my anterior wall not receiving enough oxygen during a stress test through myocardial
perfusion
imaging test.. I’m told I have angina.
The scan came back showing mild heart damage with a part of my anterior wall not receiving enough oxygen during a stress test through myocardial
perfusion
imaging test.. I’m told I have angina.
Ayecan
in
British Heart Foundation
4 days ago
Myocardial perfusion scan.
Hi everyone. Has anyone had one of these scans? It was mentioned at my appointment, only in the letter to my GP which arrived 2 days before the appointment letter, so I didn't have a chance to ask questions.I'm just a bit puzzled as it says I can have a "light" breakfast, but no caffeine for 12 hours
Hi everyone. Has anyone had one of these scans? It was mentioned at my appointment, only in the letter to my GP which arrived 2 days before the appointment letter, so I didn't have a chance to ask questions.I'm just a bit puzzled as it says I can have a "light" breakfast, but no caffeine for 12 hours
scentedgardener
in
British Heart Foundation
10 months ago
MRI from 3-30-2024.
Multiparametric assessment of the prostate was undertaken with the application of multiplanar T2, diffusion, and dynamic
perfusion
series in an attempt to characterize intraprostatic disease distribution and volume.
Multiparametric assessment of the prostate was undertaken with the application of multiplanar T2, diffusion, and dynamic
perfusion
series in an attempt to characterize intraprostatic disease distribution and volume.
Odnad
in
Prostate Cancer Network
2 months ago
Prostate MRI results - Advice appreciated
Prostate volume calculated in DynaCAD Prostate Boundary segmentation: 50 cc PERIPHERAL ZONE: Symmetric high signal on T2-weighted imaging with no restricted diffusion or asymmetric
perfusion
. Few linear areas of low signal likely representing scarring.
Prostate volume calculated in DynaCAD Prostate Boundary segmentation: 50 cc PERIPHERAL ZONE: Symmetric high signal on T2-weighted imaging with no restricted diffusion or asymmetric
perfusion
. Few linear areas of low signal likely representing scarring.
nvidia-ati
in
Prostate Cancer Network
4 months ago
Premature CAD
Also wondering if a stress
perfusion
is the right thing to do to identify a blockage or wouldn't an angiogram have been better? My cardiologist is fantastic but just wanted to hear others thoughts.
Also wondering if a stress
perfusion
is the right thing to do to identify a blockage or wouldn't an angiogram have been better? My cardiologist is fantastic but just wanted to hear others thoughts.
NMKC
in
British Heart Foundation
8 months ago
An Eventful January
Appt went well enough, but, confirmation of Ectopics, EF was last measured at 46% by
Perfusion
Scan in June last year so he was happy with that. I may have an Echo in the next couple of months to re-check valves and shunt, although I'm not bothered either way. Bloods(3) taken again.
Appt went well enough, but, confirmation of Ectopics, EF was last measured at 46% by
Perfusion
Scan in June last year so he was happy with that. I may have an Echo in the next couple of months to re-check valves and shunt, although I'm not bothered either way. Bloods(3) taken again.
Hidden
in
British Heart Foundation
5 months ago
from nothing to bypass!!
so had another angiogram today following a Myoview
perfusion
test that showed some lack of blood to the heart!
so had another angiogram today following a Myoview
perfusion
test that showed some lack of blood to the heart!
Echo24uk
in
British Heart Foundation
10 months ago
Perfusion Scan
Cardio reckons it 3 to 4 weeks for the
Perfusion
Scan appt so should be done in July, subject to industrial action. Heed
Cardio reckons it 3 to 4 weeks for the
Perfusion
Scan appt so should be done in July, subject to industrial action. Heed
Hidden
in
British Heart Foundation
1 year ago
Parkinsons and altitude
The body’s first reaction to oxygen deprivation is to increase cerebral
perfusion
, enabling more blood to reach the brain. This is normal, but under certain conditions it can cause problems.
The body’s first reaction to oxygen deprivation is to increase cerebral
perfusion
, enabling more blood to reach the brain. This is normal, but under certain conditions it can cause problems.
taxidermy1944
in
Cure Parkinson's
8 months ago
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