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Nuclear Stress Test Duration Statistics
The average duration of a nuclear stress test is typically around 3 to 4 hours, taking into account both the resting phase and the exercise phase.
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"Nuclear stress tests can last from two to five hours."
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"The exercise part of the nuclear stress test typically lasts about 15 minutes."
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"The time spent under the imaging machine for stress tests amounts to about 20 minutes."
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"The first set of images from a nuclear stress test shows the blood flow to the heart when the patient is at rest, a process that usually takes 15-30 minutes."
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"The patient must wait 30 to 60 minutes for the radioactive dye to travel through the body and into the heart before the stress test begins."
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"The second phase of the test, or the stress test, usually takes 10 to 15 minutes."
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"In most cases, the pictures are taken within one to two hours after the exercise part of the test."
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"A nuclear stress test at rest can last for approximately 60 minutes."
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"The radioactive tracer used in nuclear stress tests often takes around 20 minutes to travel throughout the body."
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"It takes approximately 40 minutes for imaging to be completed during a nuclear stress test."
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"Patients are typically observed for 10-15 minutes after the stress test is completed."
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"The radioactive tracer used in the test has a half-life of approximately six hours."
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"Nuclear stress tests are performed over two days for approximately two to three hours each day."
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"For patients unable to exercise, the stress part can be performed using drugs that last about 20 minutes."
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"The stress portion of the test lasts until the patient reaches a target heart rate (usually around 10 minutes)."
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"In the stress test, the heart must work for 5 to 10 minutes."
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"With exercise-based nuclear stress tests, cool down for 5 to 10 minutes is often required."
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"After the stress test, it takes approximately 15 minutes for the patient to cool down before imaging begins."
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"During a nuclear stress test, the patient walks on a treadmill that starts slowly and gradually picks up speed for about 10 minutes."
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"In a typical nuclear stress test, about 10 to 30 minutes is spent taking pictures of the heart."
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