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Undegone cabg 8 months back now asymptomatic 2d echo done finding of inferobasal hypokinesia which was there in echo report before surgery?
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Inferobasal Hypokine: Infero-basal hypokinesia persisting after surgery is a common finding. If you are asymptomatic, nothing needs to be done. It may represent an old heart attack in that area.
Answered 5/18/2016
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Stable: The heart attack- myocardial infarction damage and scar are likely permanent. The echo or an lvad angiogram will show this as a constant stable abnormality.
Answered 4/1/2013
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