Types of Stress Echocardiography and Reading Template

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1. Type of exercise protocol and total exercise or medication infusion time.

2. Adequacy of stress echo (HR, BP, Double product).

3. Clinical symptoms at baseline, during and post stress echo.

4. Dose of pharmacologic agents used at the peak of the test.

5. Reason of termination of a study.

6. HR and BP at the time of occurance of SWMA.

7. Complications.

Baseline ECG description



1. Rhythm.

2. Rate.

3. Axis.

4. PR, QRS, QT length.

5. ST-T changes.

Stress ECG description



1. Rhythm.

2. Rate.

3. Axis.

4. PR, QRS, QT length.

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Jun 12, 2016 | Posted by in CARDIOLOGY | Comments Off on Types of Stress Echocardiography and Reading Template

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