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Ecg: flat t wave. echo: ef 60%. basis on this diagnosis is ischemia. being asked to undergo stent placement? should go for it or not?
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Need more info...: Would need to know your symptoms and the results of a stress test to clarify better. You are right to ask questions. Except in extreme emergencies, one can always ask for a second opinion
Answered 8/21/2014
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