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51 y/o Male with Moderate LV Dilation, Mild Concentric LVH, Severely Enlarged Left Atrium and No Prior Cardiac Hx: Should You Perform MRI and Implant Defibrillator?

By Scripps Health FEATURING Ajay Srivastava, Ronald Witteles, Rajeev Mohan
By Scripps Health FEATURING Ajay Srivastava, Ronald Witteles, Rajeev Mohan
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February 11, 2021
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