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Ecg says biatrial enlargement please explain is it serious?

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Abnormal: It's abnormal but not necessarily serious. You need an echocardiogram to confirm (or exclude) it and to look for the cause.

Dr Weisberger and another doctor agreed

Answered 10/30/2013

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