"Dee.Dee" wrote:
>
> "Arri London" > wrote in message
> ...
> >
> > That of course is true. We had a man die (heart attack) on our campus
> > just minutes after he apparently had been tested by his cardiologist in
> > the University hospital across the street.
>
> I don't doubt your word, but my question is: had someone read the test as it
> was being tested, and read the report.
> Reports are not immediately available and one would hope that the person
> administering the test was competent to read it as he was administering it.
>
> Maybe not these different things were not coordinated before the man walked
> to the other side of the street.
>
> Just musing, and thinking about a couple of my previous tests.
> Dee Dee

Couldn't say as to that. Only saw the poor chap being carted away. Would
have thought anything that looked terribly out of place would have been
mentioned to someone on the spot.

Had my first and so far only ECG before surgery in May. Few days later
had a post-surgical cardiac ultrasound. Have experienced stress-induced
arrhythmias for a few years now, but they always go away when I'm
relaxed. No one suggested seeing a cardiologist so assuming they still
aren't considered a problem and no one mentioned any difficulties when
seeking consent for the surgery from my mother (I was out of it at the
time).