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F age 60 right side paralyzed. done echo mild senule calcific artic scleros with mild ar. mild lv systolic dysfunction. mild generalized hypokiensia
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ECHO report....: Echo report consistant with possible embolic stroke. Ekg would be helpful. Mom may need coumadin, (warfarin) but in the early stages of the stroke, heparin. There is a large risk of bleeding, so that is why they need to monitor her carefully. No veggitation on the valves, so no sbe. She might have thrown a clot. No evidence of paradoxical emboli either.
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