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The test was completely without any complications. No ischemic ST depression or elevation was noted. There is poor R-wave progression noted over the precordial leads.ĮKG was recorded every 2 minutes, both during infusion of adenosine and post infusion. Resting EKG showed normal sinus rhythm, rare supraventricular ectopic beats, intermediate axis. Resting hemodynamics blood pressure is 110/70, pulse rate is 68 per minute and regular. The test was completed without any complications. The patient did not report any adenosine-related symptoms. Two minutes after the infusion of adenosine, Cardiolite was reinjected per protocol. The patient was brought to the stress test laboratory and was given adenosine 31.8 mg over 4 minutes. First, she had resting perfusion images with Cardiolite. Informed consent was obtained from the patient. The patient has a history of congestive heart failure. The patient was taken to nuclear medicine for acquisition of perfusion images, which are interpreted separately by the radiologist.Ĭardiolite adenosine stress testing was performed for risk stratification. The test was completed without any complication. Septal wall infarction, age undetermined, could not be ruled out.ĮKG was recorded every 2 minutes, both during infusion of adenosine and post infusion. Resting EKG shows normal sinus rhythm, left anterior hemiblock and nonspecific intraventricular conduction delay. Resting hemodynamics is as follows blood pressure is 150/90. The patient reported adenosine-related symptoms, which subsided after adenosine was infused. He was brought to the stress test laboratory and was given adenosine 50.9 mg over 4 minutes. First, the patient had resting perfusion images with Cardiolite. The patient was taken to nuclear medicine for acquisition of perfusion images.Ĭardiolite adenosine stress testing was performed for risk stratification. The EKGs remained consistent with baseline resting electrocardiogram. There is left ventricular hypertrophy (LVH) with ST-T abnormalities.ĮKG was recorded every 2 minutes, both during infusion of adenosine and post infusion. Resting EKG shows normal sinus rhythm, normal axis. Resting hemodynamics, blood pressure is 110/70 and pulse rate is 88 per minute and regular. The patient reported adenosine-related symptoms in the form of shortness of breath, which subsided once the adenosine was infused. The patient was brought to the stress test laboratory and was given adenosine 25.4 mg over 4 minutes. Cardiolite adenosine stress testing was performed for evaluation of chest pain.