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Saw "on auscultation systolic ejection murmur ", on report from cardiologist but he did not mention this. should i be concerned?
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SEM.: A systolic ejection murmur is generally a normal finding which can be followed simply by serial examinations during your normal well visits.
Answered 8/30/2017
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