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Is it ok if the pulmonic valve and the pulmonary artery were not well visualized in my echocardiogram if i had an abnormal ecg?
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What was looking 4 ?: What was the doc looking for when he ordered the test? Discuss that with him and if appropriate the test can be redone.
Answered 9/5/2016
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