Is it possible to have reduced EF but not be classified as in heart failure?
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Reduced Ejection Fraction
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Yes. The target for normal ejection fraction would be around 55 to 70%. If for example you had an EF of 51 % they would probably categorise you as having mildly impaired LVEF as opposed to heart failure especially if you were asymptomatic.
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