Clinical indications for echocardiography
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Clinical indications for echocardiography
Prim Care.
1977 Mar.
Abstract
Echocardiography is an important adjunct to clinical diagnosis. Evaluation of chamber size, estimation of left ventricular function, valvular defects, and tricuspid atresia or stenosis are among the many disorders in which it can be helpful.
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