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Dialated Cardiomyopathy with decreased EF rate

Heart & Blood Health | Last Active: Aug 27, 2022 | Replies (32)
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With an EF rate of 35% I can understand your concern, @camaroyo. For those on Connect who might not be familiar with a MUGA Scan, here is some information about this procedure, https://www.mayoclinic.org/departments-centers/overview/ovc-20442550.

When will you be having the MUGA scan?

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suscros68 | @suscros68 | Jan 20, 2019

Great. I was wondering.bive never heard of that. I have a defibrillator, heart failure. I've had nuclear testing and r heart Cath. Good info

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camaroyo | @camaroyo | Jan 20, 2019

30 Jan is my Muga scan. Anxious to see what it shows, but I am expecting a defibrillator to b needed w/ my pacemaker. Praying that works if needed because the next step is very scary.

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