What is Mild reversible aphemia on the inferior wall of the heart? What are the symptoms?
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Are you absolutely certain that it is "aphemia"? Aphemia is when a person has an impairment with either spoken or written language abilities.
Could it be Mild reversible "ischemia"?
Hope that this helps.