Ranaeldliwoalmost 6 years ago
what is the diagnosis?
I found this online for 16 y.o boy who suffered from increased HR and lost in appetite
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almost 6 years ago
It really looks like a possible PE. S1Q3T3 pattern consistent with acute Cor pulmonale.
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