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What does an inconclusive angiogram test mean?
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Borderline: Not everythng is black or white.You could have a blockage in an artery which is not severe so that maybe it has nothing to do with your symptoms. The result then would be inconlusive. The test is not totally normal but the problem may not be severe enough to cause symptoms or require treatment.
Answered 9/26/2016
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Angiogram: Nothing significant was found.
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