Ramsha Zaheeralmost 4 years ago
What are the clinical findings of constrictive cardiomyopathy?
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almost 4 years ago
The clinical features of constrictive cardiomyopathy include breathing difficulty that develops slowly and becomes worse, fatigue, swollen abdomen, chronic, severe swelling in the legs and ankles, weakness, low-grade fever and chest pain.
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