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work_xhuc334wpbesxaig56hyuqukyi	Amish J. Desai	High treadmill workload in patients with exercise-induced ST depression predicts a negative result on exercise echocardiography	2003.0	1	.pdf	application/pdf	1542	150	60	High treadmill workload in patients with exercise-induced ST depression predicts a negative result on exercise echocardiography Desai, Amogh Bhat, Dallit Bagha, Mrudula Guthikonda, Ezra A. BACKGROUND: Exercise (Ex) electrocardiography (ECG) is the most widely used noninvawe test for evaluating symptoms suggestive of coronary artery disease (CAD). we report additional exercise test variables predictive of negative Ex Echo. All patients (Pts) had a normal resting ECG and adequate exercise capacity by history. majority of women and (2) ~85% of positive Ex ECG associated with negative Ex Echo BACKGROUND Although exercise (Ex) electrocardiography (ECG) IS the most commonly employed initial test to assess patients with symptoms suggestive of coronary pts (110 males, 30 females; mean age 51 yrs [30-821) referred for Ex Echo after a positive Ex ECG and a treadmill workload of 210 METS. RESULTS: Ex Echo was negative in 94% (131/140) of Pts and positive in 6% (9/ 	./cache/work_xhuc334wpbesxaig56hyuqukyi.pdf	./txt/work_xhuc334wpbesxaig56hyuqukyi.txt