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Biatrial enlargent and inferolateral ischemia. how bad news is this for me?
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At your age to: have these findings is surprising. I would seek a second opinion and consider a university setting for this. If the findings are real you will need more investigation and treatment than you are currently receiving.
Answered 11/24/2015
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