An ejection fraction of 86%. Is that normal?

If an athlete's ejection fraction is 86%, it is considered normal. Because the

athlete's myocardium is strong and the heart rate is low, the ejection fraction will be higher than normal. If the patient has high

ejection fraction and no clinical symptoms, special treatment is generally not required. If the patient has palpitations, it is necessary to go to the cardiovascular department of the hospital as soon as possible.