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Heart murmur just below the left clavicle and pointed p waves 3-3.5 mm on ecg causes?
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Question: What you describe is quite nonspecific. A pulmonary murmur with peaked P waves of right ventricular load/right atrial enlargement would fit this but so could multiple other things.
Answered 2/18/2015
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