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Is it dangerous to be under general anesth.w/ trace psycological pulmonary insuficiency & traicupid regurgitation?
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Depends.....: I think you mean physiological pulmonary insufficiency, trace, which should not be a problem. You need to know the severity of the tricuspid insufficiency as well as any symptoms you are having as a result. To be certain of your risk, see a cardiologist pre-operatively for an opinion regarding your risk. Why do you have these valve issues? A cardiologist can answer this, too!
Answered 2/28/2014
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