If your doctor did not ask for further tests, this may have been a false positive, possibly due to soft tissue attenuation. You should make him clarify for you, but my guess is if he felt there was an issue he would have ordered more tests.
Good luck!
Jon
Thank you for your comments. My Doctor did not recommend any further test but to go on asprin. Would you recommend any further test and if so what type of test
There are two concerns regarding a nuclear stress test involves an actual narrowing or scarring, i.e., the findings of reversible (ischemia) or non-reversible (fixed, permanent, scar tissue) perfusion (blood flow) defects.
When images return to normal at rest, this indicates there is no permanent injury to the heart muscle. Reversible perfusion defect is an area of the heart muscle that does not receive an adequate amount of blood at stress (ischemia) but does so at rest (reversible ischemia) which is caused by one or more narrowed or restenotic (renarrowed) coronary arteries or bypass grafts.
You should meet with your doctor or cardiologist to go over the results. Did they recommend further tests or treatments? This could also be a false positive. Your LVED is very good at 62% and the other good news is that there was normal wall motion. Again, you need more information from your doctor.
Hope this helps,
Jon