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Hypertrophied septum with grade 1 diastolic dysfunction-what is the implication?
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Take care: That does not necessarily mean anything grave at present but that depends on how much the septum is hypertrophied compared to the other walls. At any rate it should be followed regularly with echo probably every 12 months and your blood pressure should be kept in very good control at all times.
Answered 3/9/2020
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