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Ef 60%, lvsf low normal. apical and anterior hypokinesis cannot be excluded. minimal mr and trace ar. mild tr, mild pr. is this concerning?
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2 things: 1. A relatively normal EF bit with possibly some focal hypokinesis may suggest ischemic heart disease. 2. The other reported findings on your heart valves are pretty benign.
Answered 2/1/2018
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