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Can you hear coronary artery disease with stethoscope?
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Not really: There are case reports of such a thing occurring when people have had very substantial lesions (left main stenosis) but in general : no. Not at all. Coronary artery disease isn't diagnosed that way.
Answered 10/24/2017
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CAD: you can't hear coronary artery disease with a stethoscope
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