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Usual stress test for the evaluation of coronary artery disease is a treadmill exercise ECG. It is commonly part of general health check-up and is widely available. But there are certain situations when the exercise ECG is not interpretable as in a person with left bundle branch block. Then a nuclear stress test will be useful.
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