The lower part of the heart (specifically the left ventricle) that rests on the diaphragm.
A healthy person with a perfectly normal heart gets a report saying "Cannot Rule Out Inferior Infarct." cannot rule out inferior infarct
While you likely don't need to call 911, you shouldn't ignore the report entirely. A primary care doctor or cardiologist can look at the actual EKG tracing (not just the computer-generated text). The lower part of the heart (specifically the
"Cannot rule out" is the machine's way of saying: here is your action plan:
If you are reading this blog post at home holding a piece of paper with this phrase on it, here is your action plan: