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If i am going to a pediatric invasive cardiologist when i switch to adult care and subspecialty will i still have to go to a invasive cardiologist?
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Cardiologist: If you are going to a pediatric invasive cardiologist you will probably need to go to an adult invasive cardiologist.
Answered 1/15/2020
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