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Aug 2024
10m 54s

Undifferentiated Left Ventricular Hypert...

AMERICAN COLLEGE OF CARDIOLOGY
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Understanding the etiology of left ventricular hypertrophy is increasingly important due to the increasing number of targeted therapies coming online. This discussion provides a high-level approach to differentiating important causes of increased wall thickness. 

 In this interview, Timothy C. Wong, MD, MS, FACC and Sidney C. Smith Jr., MD, MACC discuss pitfalls in the diagnosis of HCM. 

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