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Can you give me some information on sudden acute left ventricle failure?
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Acute CHF: Commonly caused by renal artery stenosis with severe high blood pressure. Also called flash pulmonary edema. Eating a high salt diet increases the risk of developing CHF.
Answered 11/27/2017
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