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A member asked:
I want to be a cardiologist) so just out of interest is abnormal septal motion associated with any arrhythmias in particular?
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No: Abnormal septal motion is not, in itself, assoc with arrhythmias but the underlying cause may be. From an earlier post, I know we were speculating what the cause of yours is? Regardless, we need more good cardiologists! Please continue to pursue it - it's a great profession!
Answered 7/12/2014
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