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I have subpulmonic vsd with left to right shunt with gradient - 86mmhg. will i need surgery? also i have a trivial tricuspid valve regurgitation.

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VSD: It appears that you have a significant congenital heart defect which needs to be corrected. However your cardiologist is the best person to advise you.

Answered 3/21/2014

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A member asked:

I have subpulmonic vsd with left to right shunt with gradient - 86mmhg. will i need surgery? also i have a trivial tricuspid valve regurgitation.

A doctor has provided 1 answer

Dr. Donald Colantino answered

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What does the following mean from a stress echo report: No evidence of reversible ischaemia at a good workload. Tricuspid valve is structurally normal. Trivial tricuspid regurgitation. Unable to estimate PASP due to incomplete TR sig?