Trump’s Doctor Details MRI Findings from Annual Physical Exam

President Donald Trump underwent an MRI during his annual physical examination in October 2023, a decision explained by his physician in a recently released memo. The document notes that men in Trump’s age group can “benefit from a thorough evaluation of cardiovascular and abdominal health.” According to the memo, imaging results indicated that Trump is in excellent cardiovascular condition.

In a statement, Dr. Sean Barbabella, who conducted the evaluation, confirmed that the results of Trump’s cardiovascular imaging were “perfectly normal.” He stated, “There is no evidence of arterial narrowing impairing blood flow or abnormalities in the heart or major vessels. The heart chambers are normal in size, and the vessel walls appear smooth and healthy. There are no signs of inflammation or clotting.”

The memo further indicated that the president’s abdominal imaging was also “perfectly normal.” This assessment aligns with previous reports regarding Trump’s health, contributing to a narrative of overall well-being.

During a press interaction aboard Air Force One, Trump promised to share the MRI results but expressed uncertainty about which part of his body had been imaged, jokingly clarifying, “It wasn’t the brain because I took a cognitive test and I aced it.” His comments reflect his ongoing engagement with media inquiries regarding his health status.

As public interest in presidential health remains high, the transparency of these results may impact perceptions of Trump’s fitness for office as he approaches the next election cycle. The details provided by Dr. Barbabella add a layer of reassurance regarding the president’s health amid ongoing discussions about age and performance in leadership roles.