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Are infants affected by mild to moderate aortic stenosis?

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Dr. William Scott answered

Specializes in Pediatric Cardiology

No: Mild to moderate aortic stenosis should not cause any symptoms. The condition should be followed closely as it may become more significant and require treatement.

Dr Ali agreed

Answered 2/12/2014

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Peds cards: Depends on several factors. Recommend that you find a good pediatric cardiologist to talk to.

Dr Pappas and 2 doctors agreed

Answered 8/11/2013

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