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CT ANGIO: Type III LAD, right dominance. No significant diagnostic pathology. Calcium score 0 2D ECHO: Normal LV systolic, LVEF = 60%, Mild MVP (AML prolapse) with mild MR, No RWMA, no PAH, no LVDD, no LV hypertrophy TMT test:  Significant ST-T changes from baseline: ST segment depression in leads ii, iii, aVF, V4-6 which persists into recovery stages. BP stable. Positive for stress inducible ischemia. ECG: HR: 59bpm, Sinus Bradycardia, rsr' in V1 V2 XRAY, USG of Abdomen all clear. Mammogram: Simple cysts CBC, Sugar (pre & post), HbA1C , LDH, CPK, KFT, LFT, CA-125, CEA, Homocysteine, VIT D, B12, Mag, Iron studies - NORMAL ESR: 31 Apolipoprotein A-1: 147.8 Apolipoprotein B: 117.5 APO A1/B: 1.26 APO B/A1: 0.79 Lipoprotein (a): 247.1 HS-CRP: 3.3 CHOL: 252.5 TG: 303.3 HDL: 56.3 NON HDL: 196.2 LDL: 166.1 VLDL 30.1 CHO/HDL: 4.5 LDL/HDL: 3 TSH: 2.42 uiI/ml Cardiologist prescribed Rosuvas F 10/160 for 3 mth & follow up. Please share your thoughts. Why did results before Angio so scary?