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What does "unremarkable" mean in an echocardiogram?
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Normal: Basically, this means that the finding is within the realm of expected or normal.
Answered 11/27/2020
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Likely normal: Often times unremarkable means likely normal or if no important medical consequences in medical jargon.
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