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Echocardiogram: evidence of left ventricular diastolic relaxation abnormality. mildly decreased systolic function. wall motion abnormalities. means?
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Coronary disease: Your echo is not as specific for this as your nuclear stress test, but those findings are generally associated with underlying coronary artery disease.
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