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Mild ventricular asymmetry

2021-09-11 08:49:08
Mild ventricular asymmetry seen as prominence of Right lateral ventricle. Please tell about this problem is this is a common problem. Is this is a serious
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Not a serious problem by itself

Answered2021-09-11 09:55:00

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