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What Does Signs Of Poor Perfusion, Peripheral Cyanosis And Low Effort Tolerance Means?
Question: TMT report says Signs of Poor Perfusion Noted, Peripheral Cyanosis & Low Effort Tolerance. What does this indicate and also please explain each item what it is and its effect?
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TMT means tread Mill Test or exercise stress test. This test is performed for the diagnosis of ischemic heart disease by inducing provoked ischemia through exertion. The test is reported normal if the patient successfully exercises more than 85%. If the patient stops before that value either due to chest pain, shortness of breath or fatigue, the test is then reported accordingly. during the test ECG reading, pulse and blood pressure are recorded after every 3 minutes.
Now your report says that during the test you stopped earlier due to the symptoms like shortness of breath and development of cyanosis at the your limbs which shows poor blood perfusion peripherally. All these signs and symptoms reflects congested heart disease which means that the heart is low on function during the exertion.
If you still have any query feel free to ask. It will be a pleasure for me to help you out
Thanks
Regards
Thanks for the query
TMT means tread Mill Test or exercise stress test. This test is performed for the diagnosis of ischemic heart disease by inducing provoked ischemia through exertion. The test is reported normal if the patient successfully exercises more than 85%. If the patient stops before that value either due to chest pain, shortness of breath or fatigue, the test is then reported accordingly. during the test ECG reading, pulse and blood pressure are recorded after every 3 minutes.
Now your report says that during the test you stopped earlier due to the symptoms like shortness of breath and development of cyanosis at the your limbs which shows poor blood perfusion peripherally. All these signs and symptoms reflects congested heart disease which means that the heart is low on function during the exertion.
If you still have any query feel free to ask. It will be a pleasure for me to help you out
Thanks
Regards
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