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What are aortic root (at sinuses of valsalva) and mid ascending aorta mri upper normal limits sizes for 58 years old men with bsa 2.12 and 6 feet tall?
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Normal: Probably normal for you -- taller person has larger aorta but it's still in the normal range.
Answered 2/3/2021
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