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The echocardiogram report says ischaemis disease, do i need to have an angiography after that?
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Echo: Without knowing more about you and seeing the actual echo study, a clear answer isn't suggested. You should discuss with your doctor who knows you and presumably had a reason for ordering the echo study. We make these decisions based on the individual patient, not on words on a report.
Answered 11/7/2014
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