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I had an echo six years back recently had another one. lv function decreased and posterior / inferior hypokenis noted. what can cause this?
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Heart: Heart disease , especially coronary artery disease could be associated. I would ask the physician who ordered the test to explain the differential diagnosis and available treatment. G Luck
Answered 5/4/2019
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