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Diastolic Dysfunction 1, ASD, EF = 45%
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I recently had an echo done because I have been feeling out of breath lately. No one called me to follow up yet and i don't know what this all means? Should I be concerned? I'm 32. The results were:
Impression Summary
Ejection Fraction = 45-50%.
Left ventricular systolic function is mildly reduced.
A variety of Doppler measurements indicate impaired left ventricular
relaxation, which is associated with grade I/IV or mild diastolic dysfunction.
The discontinuity of the interatrial septum is suggestive of an atrial septal
defect.
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Dr. Ajeya N. Ukadgaonkar
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8 yrs exp
Aurangabad
The report is not normal. It says you have a hole in heart. Consult your cardiologist for further plan
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Dr. Abhinav Chhabra
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Its better to stay in follow upwith the cardiologist in person
There are some abnormalities but doubtful
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