Stress echocardiography is echocardiography that is paired with different forms of stressors, such as exercise or pharmacological. Exercise stress echocardiography is the preferred stress echocardiography modality. However, it is not suitable for all patients and may not be feasible in populations that do not meet a minimum level of fitness. In patients who are ineligible for exercise stress echocardiography, pharmacological stress echocardiography can be a useful alternative. Common pharmacological stressors include: adenosine, dipyridamole, and dobutamine. As a testing modality, exercise echocardiography is noted as more sensitive, more specific and has a higher predictive value than exercise ECG. Exercise echocardiography can be helpful in the evaluation of regional wall motion response, location and extent of ischemia  during stress in patients with MI. During exercise, the normal myocardium is hyperdynamic while in patients with MI, the ischemic myocardium is either akinetic or hypokinetic.
Chronic stable angina exercise echocardiography
Chronic stable angina electron beam tomography
Chronic stable angina cardiac magnetic resonance imaging
Chronic stable angina exercise electrocardiography
Chronic stable angina echocardiography
Chronic stable angina electrocardiography
Chronic stable angina coronary angiography
Chronic stable angina positron emission tomography 