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A member asked:
Possibility of heart attack with normal: ekg, troponin, nuclear stress, cardiac mri, echo, calcium score? i have chest / left arm pain. need cath/cta?
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Not need cath: This is noncardiac chest pain. Your physician can send you to a rheumatologist or other specialist to help clarify this for you
Answered 10/29/2017
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