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Detail scan shown echogenic foci noted in left ventricle. ob said no prob but will observe. wanna know if it is harmful to bb? anything should i know?
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Very common : A left ventricular intracardiac foci is a normal variation just as your doctor explained. This is especially true in a patient who had normal genetic testing.
Answered 12/16/2013
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