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Echocardiogram results. mildly thick mitral valve. tricuspid valve structurally normal but, shows trace of regurgitation. ?
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Both normal: Both are normal. All normal people have tricuspid regurgitation. This is a 100% normal finding. Thickening of the mitral valve is over-read. It appears in many reports. It has absolutely no clinical significance. Honestly! Please don't give it another thought.
Answered 4/9/2019
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