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What does it mean when the report says diated left & righ ventricle with associated large stroke volumes and preserved systolic function?
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It means you have: an enlarged heart but the muscle itself is pumping normally. You should discuss this with your health care provider who has all of your health information and can advise you more specifically.
Answered 12/3/2020
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