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stress echocardiography

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stress echocardiography,
echocardiography done while the patient is under stress, such as during exercise.
stress echocardiography
Cardiology An echocardiogram performed when the Pt is exercising. See Radionuclide perfusion imaging.
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On the other hand, interpretation of stress echocardiography is still subjective (27, 28).
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