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2018-02-23 11:39:26
Hello my name is Shri and I m 34 years old. I have Marfan syndrome. I had aortic root replacement and valve replacement surgery . In my recent 2d echo What does " severe LV systolic dysfunction(EF=30-35%) and grade II diastolic dysfunction "mean?
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It means heart failure.
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