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Abnormal dilated lv with large fixed defect in anterior, septal, and inferior wall. rv function appears to be normal?

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Defects: These findings in an echocardiogram are consistent with prior damage as seen in heart attacks(myocardial infarctions) causing a weakening of the left ventricle's contraction ability. You should be under the care of a cardiologist for Further investigation of your coronary artery circulation and preventative treatment as you cannot afford any more myocardial damage.

Answered 11/10/2015

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