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95% ejection fraction on Hida? Posted: 01-30-08 10:37am


There's a lot of information on low ejection fractions but very little on high numbers. I've read that the normal EF %'s are 35-75, so does a 95% indicate any sort of problem? Main symptoms are right upper quadrant pain and slight nausea. Pain does not seem to be associated with eating, at least not that I've noticed.

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