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LVEF is 20-25%. Diabetic patient with HbA1C is 14. 3 major blockages are there. Doctors advice for open heart surgery but after 6 months. Is it fine to wait for such a long period for the surgery ? Can we go for heart transplant? Is it safe ? Which option is better? Please suggest.
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Surgery as soon as possible is the best thing for her. Looking as the LVEF it will be a high risk Surgery. U will not quality for  transplant.
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evaluate for surgical risk , go for surgery as soon as possible
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