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2d echo report conclusions.

2023-10-10 07:31:57
* NO LV REGIONAL WALL MOTION ABNORMALITY.                                                          * GOOD LV SYSTOLIC FUNCTION.                                                          * GRADE I DIASTOLIC DYSFUNCTION.                                                          * NORMAL VALVES. sir ,is every thing normal. what about grade1 diastolic dysufunction. is their any issue plz tell me sir.
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Grade 1 diastolic dysfunction means slightly delay in relaxation of heart muscle. It is alright. It will not create any problem. No medication is needed.

Answered2023-10-11 13:40:49

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Its normal Echo

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