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How come i need a echocardiogram, after having a angiogram?
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The: Angiogram does a great job of telling us the degree of occlusion within the heart blood vessels. The echo however gives us information about the muscle and valve function. These two things together are needed for the best care.
Answered 3/7/2018
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