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'oral' left ventricular ejection fraction - Cherie

Posted: Feb 26, 2010

ESL s/l "oral" left ventricular ejection fraction.

Normal ??? nm - brrrr

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Ejection Fraction - MT

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This is why we need more information, if you have it. An ejection fraction 50% or above is considered normal. If it's considerably below that, obviously "normal" would not fit. More information please.

oral LV EF - cherie

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Well, I had to just blank it and send it on. It definitely wasn't 'normal.' It was from a current test, so it couldn't have been 'old' which was my first guess, but I wasn't comfortable with that. Sounded just like oral, but this physician was good at not pronouncing initial letters of words.

Sorry, I should have responded back already.

CURRENT TEST? - from a test?

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From a current test? This is not the place to ask for help if you are working on a test. They want you to be able to research and understand the reports yourself so that you will be able to work in the "real" world

'oral' LVEF - Cherie

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No, no, not a test I was taking. A test the patient had. LOL!

LVEF - SM

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Probably overall LVEF

'Oral' LVEF - Cherie

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I bet that was it.

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