Hello
It sounds like your pacemaker has helped improve your ejection fraction. Without seeing the test itself, from the report finding it sounds like there is no evidence of aortic stenosis. The calcification is a result of chronic changes to the aortic valve over time, referred to as degenerative changes. It does not sound like it has affected the blood flow which would be seen in the form of aortic stenosis. Have you had a previous MI? Whats responsible for your inferior wall severe motion abnormality?
Thank you so much Dr Kirksey. In response about a MI, I wasn't told that I had an MI, just that my condition could mask a MI and I don't really know what caused this other than HBP. All I have been able to find out is that this problem(severe inferior wall lack of motion) is indicative of a heart attack. My LVs is 4.9cm and my LVd is 5.8. My estimated pulmonary artery sp=32 mmHg. Thanks again and I would appreciate any suggestions!