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The left side of my heart is smaller than the right on echo surely it should be the other way round? i have no c.myopathy but abnormal septal motion
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PAH*, ASD: PAH has to be ruled out. Also, ASD. Some ASD's may be overlooked as the echo findings are challenging. Specifically sinus venosus and unroofed coronary sinus. Finally, it could be ARVC, but that is seen less on echo. I would order a TEE and/or cardiac MRI. If they are negative, a right heart cath can measure the pressure on the right side of your heart. *PAH -- pulmonary arterial hypertension
Answered 8/10/2014
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