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My left ventricle diastolic diameter 4.1cm. i'm 5'3, 125 lbs. age 25. is this normal? indexed to height? and bsa?
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Normal: The lv ed ranges 3.9-5.6 cm. You have normal lv end diastolic measurement.
Answered 11/28/2013
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