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A transthoratic echocardiogram shows a dialated right ventricle, dialated right atrium and mild pulmonic regurgitation. what does this mean?
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Sounds like possible: Right heart strain. Pulmonary hypertension? Talk to your physician or cardiologist.
Answered 3/21/2013
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