My letter back from the specialist after MRI (I have had h/a and cabg in last year) shows ‘inducible ischaemia in basal mid inferior and inferolateral walls : 3 segments ‘ I have read that this type of ischaemia has poor outcomes. Can anyone throw some light/offer hope. Thanks
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