MIBI Practice Flashcards by Navraj Malhi

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Large LAD Ischemia

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Large Anterior Infarct

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Normal Study

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Large Reversible Inferior Defect (Ischemia)

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Lateral Ischemia and Apical infarction

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Large Reversible Inferior Defect

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Normal Study

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Large anterior, inferior and apical ischemia with TID = High Risk Study

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Large Inferior Infarct, RV/Lung uptake = High Risk Study

(RV Uptake: Severe multivessel disease, increased PCWP, Depressed EF)

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Moderate-Large mid Anterior and Apical reversible defect

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Inferolateral infarct with superimposed ischemia

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Large partially reversible Inferior wall defect

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Mod-Large reversible anterolateral defect (LCx Ischemia)

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Large reversible anterolateral defect (LCx ischemia)

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Large reversible anterior wall defect with TID (High risk, LAD lesion)

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Large Fixed inferior Defect (Inferior Infarct) with Large Reversible Anterior Defect (LAD ischemia)

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Large Reversible Inferior Defect (RCA ischemia)

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Large Partially Reversible Anterolateral Ischemia (LAD)

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Moderate-Large Reversible Anterior Defect

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Moderate Reversible Inferior Defect

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Normal -> Inferior attenuation defect

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Inferolateral and Anterior ischemia

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Inferolateral Ischemia

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Mostly reversible Inferior and Anterior Defect

Small-Moderate reversible Inferior Defect

Moderate reversible Anterolateral defect

Inferior Infarct

Inferolateral Reversible defect

Partially Reversible Anteriolateral defect

Large Fixed Lateral Defect

Fixed defect in the septum and apex

Large Inferoseptal infarct

No Perfusion Deficits: Non Ischemic CMO