Stress Nuclear: Methodology and Case Studies (Faisal Nabi, MD) January 28, 2020

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January 28, 2020
“Stress Nuclear: Methodology
and Case Studies”
Houston Methodist DeBakey Heart & Vascular Center, Multi-Modality Imaging Conference featuring Faisal Nabi, MD, as he discusses, "Stress Nuclear: Methodology and Case Studies".
Speakers: Faisal Nabi, MD
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[@jeffoel]

Very nice lecture! Thank you Dr. Nabi Faisal :)

[@coldmagnet]

Impressive lecture.

[@cellyatmadikoesoemah9295]

wow. Beautiful talk. Thank you

[@Lonely_365]

Thanks you very much sir. Very nice review.

[@robertseewilson5945]

Very informative video

[@ahmedkhaliif8242]

thanks sir

[@garyabc]

I'm confused. The images I see here look like cross- sections taken on 3 different azis. Is that an artery coming in or out of the heart? Or is it something else? Thanks

[@sanazbehnia]

Excellent talk, thank you!

[@nicoleschroeder5051]

Because I’m a fall risk they had to stress it with the dilator radio active tracer die.

[@Akira282]

so how many msvt am I exposed to with 99 TC for a nuclear test?

[@nicoleschroeder5051]

I had one yesterday done and talk bout the uncomfortable feeling after the tracer was injected. I’m always getting burning sensation on the left side of my chest , it doesn’t feel like heartburn at all. Because usually with heartburn my throat burns with it , so you ever feel like a pinch and burn with it that’s what it feels like . My EKG was good… But I hope this gives me answers .. the winded when I do minor things and chest pain.

[@sajalmondal6373]

Sajal hi