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Present: flat t wave, ef : 60% history of untreated moderate hypertension. only ecg and echo performed? what can be done next?
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Treat blood pressure: And consider a stress test. You didn't mention if there was a thickening of heart muscle, called LVH. That could cause the ECG to be abnormal, too.
Answered 8/23/2014
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