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Holter monitor
The monitors shown on internet images look quite formidable and I rather doubt whether in a month's time I would be able to tolerate wearing one I have had a lot of tests and procedures-ECG (many), tilt test, stress (pedalling) test, vein scan, angiogram, blood tests, height and weight, myocardial
perfusion
The monitors shown on internet images look quite formidable and I rather doubt whether in a month's time I would be able to tolerate wearing one I have had a lot of tests and procedures-ECG (many), tilt test, stress (pedalling) test, vein scan, angiogram, blood tests, height and weight, myocardial
perfusion
Dickyticker26
in
British Heart Foundation
5 years ago
Micro vascular angina
Need a cardiac mri,
perfusion
test and 24 hour pulse test to check electrical activity. Has anyone had these tests and what was the outcome.
Need a cardiac mri,
perfusion
test and 24 hour pulse test to check electrical activity. Has anyone had these tests and what was the outcome.
valeria123
in
British Heart Foundation
5 years ago
Perfusion cmr scan
Hello all I had a
perfusion
cmri scan almost 4 weeks ago at wythenshawe hospital in the north west has anybody else experienced one of these? How long did it take to get the results back and would it be able to diagnose micro cardio vascular angina please? Many thanks
Hello all I had a
perfusion
cmri scan almost 4 weeks ago at wythenshawe hospital in the north west has anybody else experienced one of these? How long did it take to get the results back and would it be able to diagnose micro cardio vascular angina please? Many thanks
Workingalonelady
in
British Heart Foundation
5 years ago
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New Imaging Technology May Help in Diagnosing Neuropsychiatric SLE, Study Suggests
All in the control group had “homogeneous and symmetric
perfusion
” in various brain areas, the researchers wrote. Essentially, there was no evidence of irregular blood flow in the non-SLE brains. All those with lupus (both SLE and NPSLE) had at least some irregular blood flow.
All in the control group had “homogeneous and symmetric
perfusion
” in various brain areas, the researchers wrote. Essentially, there was no evidence of irregular blood flow in the non-SLE brains. All those with lupus (both SLE and NPSLE) had at least some irregular blood flow.
lupus-support1
Administrator
in
LUpus Patients Understanding and Support
5 years ago
Costochondritis in Lupus
He had a normal ECG, a normal chest X-ray and a normal
perfusion
scan. His blood investigations showed to evidence for the anti-phospholipid syndrome that predisposes to clotting including pulmonary embolism. He continued to feel left sided intermittent chest pain for 6 months.
He had a normal ECG, a normal chest X-ray and a normal
perfusion
scan. His blood investigations showed to evidence for the anti-phospholipid syndrome that predisposes to clotting including pulmonary embolism. He continued to feel left sided intermittent chest pain for 6 months.
lupus-support1
Administrator
in
LUpus Patients Understanding and Support
5 years ago
Abnormal repolarization?
I have been to see them and an now due to go for an MRI cardiac stress
perfusion
test. I have also received a copy of the letter the cardiologist has sent to my gp.
I have been to see them and an now due to go for an MRI cardiac stress
perfusion
test. I have also received a copy of the letter the cardiologist has sent to my gp.
Muppie
in
British Heart Foundation
5 years ago
Hi all. New here and looking for help/advice please.
Saw the cardiologist in June who said he would arrange for a nuclear
perfusion
scan which should be in 3 weeks. 2 months on and nothing has been done, not even had a letter for a future scan date. I've chased it via the medical secretary every week for the last 4 weeks.
Saw the cardiologist in June who said he would arrange for a nuclear
perfusion
scan which should be in 3 weeks. 2 months on and nothing has been done, not even had a letter for a future scan date. I've chased it via the medical secretary every week for the last 4 weeks.
AndyB1970
in
British Heart Foundation
5 years ago
Swimming or standing in water for BI recovery
+ 8 Key Benefits of Swimming By Dr Axe may contain helpful recovery information for BI survivors. https://draxe.com/fitness/workouts/swim-workouts-benefits-swimming/ The first sentence of this post refers to research entitled Cardiovascular responses to water immersion in humans: impact on cerebral
perfusion
+ 8 Key Benefits of Swimming By Dr Axe may contain helpful recovery information for BI survivors. https://draxe.com/fitness/workouts/swim-workouts-benefits-swimming/ The first sentence of this post refers to research entitled Cardiovascular responses to water immersion in humans: impact on cerebral
perfusion
RecoveringH
in
Headway
5 years ago
Stem Cell Additional Information
I also have a total
perfusion
defect affecting 12 % of the myocardium which is non reversible. So my history is pretty well documented currently my EF is 42% low has been 27 % only symptom is Breathless.
I also have a total
perfusion
defect affecting 12 % of the myocardium which is non reversible. So my history is pretty well documented currently my EF is 42% low has been 27 % only symptom is Breathless.
Prada47
in
British Heart Foundation
5 years ago
7 Stents and counting!
Cardiac Stress
Perfusion
test... and following that test, I have been given an urgent referral appointment for further stents. My last Coronary angioplasty and stent insertion was back in October 2018, and worryingly I do have concerns about this additional procedure.
Cardiac Stress
Perfusion
test... and following that test, I have been given an urgent referral appointment for further stents. My last Coronary angioplasty and stent insertion was back in October 2018, and worryingly I do have concerns about this additional procedure.
Neil0567
in
British Heart Foundation
5 years ago
Is an MRI heart stress perfusion test likely to trigger an AF episode? Anybody had one whilst in sinus mode?
Might seem a silly question but got last minute jitters concerning a scheduled MRI heart stress
perfusion
test. I have been in sinus mode since being diagnosed with AF nearly six months ago.
Might seem a silly question but got last minute jitters concerning a scheduled MRI heart stress
perfusion
test. I have been in sinus mode since being diagnosed with AF nearly six months ago.
Frustrated12
in
AF Association
5 years ago
Recovery after bypass
I was referred back to my cardiologist which resulted in my having a cardiac
perfusion
MRI. I was relieved to receive a very positive report which concluded that I had a normal MRI with no evidence of cardiomyopathy or ongoing ischaemia.
I was referred back to my cardiologist which resulted in my having a cardiac
perfusion
MRI. I was relieved to receive a very positive report which concluded that I had a normal MRI with no evidence of cardiomyopathy or ongoing ischaemia.
Pops19
in
British Heart Foundation
5 years ago
UPdate and latest concern
Hi I know a lot of time has passed ( a few months) I just wanted to tell you all that I did not have my Myo cardio
perfusion
test as the nurse could see I was very worried about it ( after pains following a stent procedure) .
Hi I know a lot of time has passed ( a few months) I just wanted to tell you all that I did not have my Myo cardio
perfusion
test as the nurse could see I was very worried about it ( after pains following a stent procedure) .
Stan2
in
British Heart Foundation
5 years ago
Microvascular angina? Is it worth getting a second opinion?
I've had the following tests - Exercise CT scan; CT Coronory angiogram; Myocardial
perfusion
scan; and most recently a whole chest CT scan. All have proved negative. I have been discharged back to my GP.
I've had the following tests - Exercise CT scan; CT Coronory angiogram; Myocardial
perfusion
scan; and most recently a whole chest CT scan. All have proved negative. I have been discharged back to my GP.
jerry12953
in
British Heart Foundation
5 years ago
Myocardial Perfusion
My husband has had the above test done today and on way home it has brought on his angina symptoms terrible. He thinks it’s due to the fatty food he had to eat for it. He is getting bad chest pains and down arm and in neck. Has anyone else had this after this test?
My husband has had the above test done today and on way home it has brought on his angina symptoms terrible. He thinks it’s due to the fatty food he had to eat for it. He is getting bad chest pains and down arm and in neck. Has anyone else had this after this test?
Anxiousarabella
in
British Heart Foundation
5 years ago
Perfusion normal
Hi Further to previous messages I received confirmation today from my cardiac nurse that the
perfusion
was normal and my heart is working well which is great news given my past history.
Hi Further to previous messages I received confirmation today from my cardiac nurse that the
perfusion
was normal and my heart is working well which is great news given my past history.
Nomoney1970
in
British Heart Foundation
5 years ago
Pre Angiogram Symptoms
After having two
perfusion
scans last month I've had a letter from the hospital today to say I need to have an angiogram as there is a possible problem with the blood supply to my heart.
After having two
perfusion
scans last month I've had a letter from the hospital today to say I need to have an angiogram as there is a possible problem with the blood supply to my heart.
GMYog
in
British Heart Foundation
5 years ago
Chemotherapy side effects
I'm due for my second
perfusion
of Cisplatin and Alimta (for stage IIa Non-small) this coming Monday. I suppose I will be able to discuss this with the nurses but it's hard to know who to talk to as everyone is in such a rush all the time.
I'm due for my second
perfusion
of Cisplatin and Alimta (for stage IIa Non-small) this coming Monday. I suppose I will be able to discuss this with the nurses but it's hard to know who to talk to as everyone is in such a rush all the time.
lucanus15
in
The Roy Castle Lung Cancer Foundation
5 years ago
Has any one else had misdiagnosis and are mri always correct
I had a
perfusion
test a few weeks ago which showed I had thickening of heart and blood wasn’t getting to part of my heart , then I went for mri to see what was the cause , they said the mri said I didn’t have thickening of heart and it wasn’t there , only the one artery which is 70 percent block which
I had a
perfusion
test a few weeks ago which showed I had thickening of heart and blood wasn’t getting to part of my heart , then I went for mri to see what was the cause , they said the mri said I didn’t have thickening of heart and it wasn’t there , only the one artery which is 70 percent block which
Harrods
in
British Heart Foundation
5 years ago
Fatigue and breathless
I recently had a
perfusion
test my cardiac nurse emailed me to tell me that it was good news the
perfusion
was normal. My GP is arranging a sleep clinic session to see if my sleeping is causing a problem as my partner has said I stop breathing during my sleep.
I recently had a
perfusion
test my cardiac nurse emailed me to tell me that it was good news the
perfusion
was normal. My GP is arranging a sleep clinic session to see if my sleeping is causing a problem as my partner has said I stop breathing during my sleep.
Nomoney2018
in
British Heart Foundation
5 years ago
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