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What is the average weight of a human heart, my dad's weighed 500g, if this was way above average, what can cause this . thank you very much?
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See below: Normal heart weight is 188 to 575 g, with an average of 331 g. The commonest cause of increased heart weight is hypertension.
Answered 2/10/2021
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