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30% EDV: 177ml. ESV: 124ml. Impression: • large transmural infarct (scar myocardium) involving apex , apical ½ of anterior wall, septum and all other apical segments. • Marked LV cavity dilatation. • Myocardial viable territories: LAD: 1/10 (10%) LCX: 4/6 (67%) RCA: 2/4 (50%) what dose LVEF: 30% and EDV: 177ml. ESV: 124ml mean? and how is my father overall situation and please advice about completly.

Thanks Karen, I just ordered a used copy through Amazon and it cost me under $8. I'll let you know what I think when it arrives.

41 ml EF(teich): 65% MV E max vel: 61cm/sec Left ventr. Normal Right ventr. Normal Atrier size left/right normal Tricuspid .

My EF is 80% and ESV 8ml. Can you please explain this? I have mild MVP with regurgitation and CAD with 2 LD 50% blockages. I have been getting very fatiqued, short of breath with exertion. At night, my heart pumps very hard. I have bouts of tachycardias "at rest", 2-3 times monthly. During these episodes, I feel very fatigued, have nausea and my bp rises. I have been having more frequent pvc last few days with a strange throat feeling.

Findings : Stress LV EF is 60% Stress EDV is 80mL and ESV 32mL Impression: Anterior wall ischema. Anterior apical wall infarct. No segmented wall motion abnormalities. What does this mean? Had two stents 2 years ago. I am thinking asking for heart cath? Dr. put me on Plavix after this. Going back in a week to ask follow up questions.

was 22 ml and the ESVI was 13. IMPRESSIONS: There are no significant reversible defects." (The EDV and EDVI were both wnl.) QUESTION: How will this (small lv) affect me? (I'm 65+.

After my dad (45 year smoker) underwent triple bypass and was diagnosed with CHF and 20% EF (he seems to be recovering well)...I decided to review my prior cardiac records, because I am without question a hypacondriac. I had a lone episode of paryoxsimal A-Fib in July 2006 and have mild MR...have always been told that echos reveal a structurally normal heart. EF has ranged from 55% to 67% on several echos between March 2006 and November 2007.

ESV is the volume after the heart has finished pumping cycle. Subtract ESV from EDV and divide by ESV times 100 provides the ejection fraction. The metrics you provide indicate a 40%EF. Normal is 50 to 70% so it appears to me to 40% is lower than a normal output because the systolic function is less than normal at 40%! Don't understand your comment!.

30% EDV: 177ml. ESV: 124ml. IMPRESSION: • large transmural infarct (scar myocardium) involving apex , apical ½ of anterior wall, septum and all other apical segments. • Marked LV cavity dilatation.

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