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Had an echo today. cardio says ef 60-65, but tech's teicholz reading was 80 though she said it would be 65. is this anything to worry about?
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EF: Echocardiogram ejection fraction generally a 55 to 60 or more is normal this is something you need to go over with with the cardiologist your doctor who ordered this
Answered 11/4/2015
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