You confuse me.
A nuclear stress test can be executed either on a treadmill or through the use of chemical stimulation of your heart. It all depends upon whether you are physically capable of exercising on the treadmill long enough to get your heart to the target heart rate.
In either case, treadmill or chemical, the thing that makes it a nuclear stress test is based upon the injection of nuclear material into your blood stream before the test begins.
You condemn an office that is "run like an assembly line." Couldn't that also be characterized as simply being well organized and efficient?
You say that one should steer clear if you get bills that do not reflect what was actually done. By then it's too late to steer clear.
Your original post, although possibly well meaning, is totally valueless because of your failure to provide the name of the doctor.
Perhaps you could have simply recommended that people should check out that doctor by name on the web site where you say others have criticized him.
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