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My echo shows "left atrial cavity severely dilated.right atrial cavity mildly dilated.right systolic pressure 45mmhg. what does this mean?
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Complex: Your 2DE is showing enlarged chambers, left atrium and right atrium. You have high normal pressure in the lung. The information given doesn't explain the reason for the LAE. ThIs happens due a reason. Suggest make an appt with a heart doc and discuss these findings. You should see a heart doc and address this. Best of luck
Answered 6/30/2022
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Diagnosis: these findings are abnormal and a cardiologist should be consulted to reach the appropriate diagnosis and therapy.
Answered 5/28/2019
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