Grade I LV diastolic dysfunction

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Age 82 years adviced to undergo surgery for shoulder injury whether this diastolic dysfunction is a risk for udergoin surgery

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Ms. Rachana Rai (PT) Physiotherapist 23 yrs exp Mumbai Consult Now · Accepted Answer

Ms. Rachana Rai (PT)

Physiotherapist 23 yrs exp Mumbai

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Yes,, 82 years Is a high risk factor.. and diastolic dysfunction is also a risk factor.. but have you mentioned it to your orthopaedic Has the shoulder dislocated which is leading to surgery.. Pls approach your cardiologist for proper clarification first before proceeding for surgery..

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