application of exercise ecg stress test in the current high cost modern-era healthcare system

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Abstract
Exercise electrocardiogram (ECG) tests boasts of being more widely available, less resource intensive, lower cost and absence of radiation. In the presence of a normal baseline ECG, an exercise ECG test is able to generate a reliable and reproducible result almost comparable to Technitium–99 m sestamibi perfusion imaging. Exercise ECG changes when combined with other clinical parameters obtained during the test has the potential to allow effective redistribution of scarce resources by excluding low risk patients with significant accuracy. As we look towards a future of rising healthcare costs, increased prevalence of cardiovascular disease and the need for proper allocation of limited resources; exercise ECG test offers low cost, vital and reliable disease interpretation. This article highlights the physiology of the exercise ECG test, patient selection, effective interpretation, describe previously reported scores and their clinical application in today’s clinical practice.
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Authors ;Gaurang Nandkishor Vaidya
Journal renewable energy
Year 2017
DOI
10.1016/j.ihj.2017.06.004
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http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0019483217300330
Keywords
primary care exercise electrocardiogram coronary artery disease cardiology

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