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Study of left ventricular functions in asymptomatic obese individuals with 2D echo cardiography

 

S V Birajdar1, Vishal S Lede2*

 

1Professor & HOD, 2Junior Resident, Department of Medicine, SRTR, GMC Ambajogai, Maharashtra, INDIA.

Email:vishallede08@gmail.com  

 

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