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Hello i have recently had an echo cardiogram and it shows my ef (teich) at 87% im concerned that i am now at risk of hcm or cardiac arrest with such a high ejection fraction. report states non dilated lv with good lv systolic contractility?
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Sounds good to me but would need to see it to comment more. Discuss with local team.
Answered 11/12/2022
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