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I've been for a echo today after ecg piced up something with the t waves and v waves ,today she has said there is damaged segments what does this mean?
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Echocardiogram : You need to speak with your doctor who knows you and the echo results. Only speculation is possible from out here given what you provided.
Answered 2/12/2016
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