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I have non-dilated left ventricule with good biventricular systolic function. what does this mean and did i inherit it? i also have bradycardia.
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Normal: A non-dilated left ventricle would be a normal finding. That biventricular systolic function is good means it's normal as well (normal contractility). More information needed to answer what disease you are asking whether you inherited.
Answered 9/26/2018
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