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I have reverible defects in parts of my heart moderate to severe, what does that mean?
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Need evaluation: Reversible defects on nuclear scanning suggests blockage in the blood flow to the heart muscle. Usually this is followed up by further examinations, such as coronary angiography. See your cardiologist for further discussion.
Answered 6/30/2013
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