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If a cardiologist is suggesting a tilt table test, does that mean the echocardiogram and 5 day holter were normal? if those showed anything abnormal, he wouldnt waste time with a tilt table, correct?
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Doctor often do studies in a particular sequence as they move toward any diagnosis. How or why your doc has chosen to do tests in this order is something you should discuss with them. The sequence neither confirms or excludes variations of many issues.
Answered 5/16/2021
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