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Echo cardiograph report! 10 points!?
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Echocardiography: What is the question? Echo is noninvasive ultrasound study of the heart. It tells us about the heart valves, chamber sizes, any clots, vegetations, tumors, septal thickening, wall motion, function of the ventricles( heart failure). Also special studies can detect septal defects.
Answered 11/28/2016
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His preoprative reports and tests were perfect. Bp 120/80 etc. Post oprative all parametres too exellent. 2 d echo fine. Just this hypotension.....
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