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I have a right to left shunt, a nuclear stress test shows a basal inferioseptal defect as well with a 86% ef. they told me thats normal...is that true?
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EF is normal: Basal inferosep[tal defect is not normal. Everything depends on your symptoms. Discuss with your cardiologist & ask him to explain in detail.
Answered 6/18/2020
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