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Mri states: very localised inferoseptal mid wall fibrosis at mid ventricular level. and a focal stripe of septal fibrosis. is this dangerous? i get pvcs. can i continue lifting weights?
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You will have to ask the doctor who ordered the study that question as he has your clinical results to complete the required examination. Good Luck
Answered 5/31/2021
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