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Is 83% ef normal. i have alot of adominal pain and had two hida scans done withn a month the first was 28% second was 83% do u think i shd gt gb out?
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83% normal gbef: Why was test repeated? Did your symptoms not correlate with first ejection fraction? 83% ejection fraction for gb is normal. Sometimes certain medications or not proper fasting for test can interfere with results. With 83% ejection fraction it doesn't seem logical to remove gall bladder. Maybe you should have further examination for other source of your symptoms. Did you have pain during study?
Answered 2/14/2015
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