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

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Small-Moderate reversible Inferior Defect

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Moderate reversible Anterolateral defect

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Inferior Infarct

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Inferolateral Reversible defect

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Partially Reversible Anteriolateral defect

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Large Fixed Lateral Defect

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Fixed defect in the septum and apex

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Large Inferoseptal infarct

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No Perfusion Deficits: Non Ischemic CMO