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Former elite marathon runner; echocardiogram-ef-75% mild tr mild aortic insufficiency. still run & do strength training. expected findings for my age?
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Depends on: how mild is mild. It is abnormal, but it seems like a trivial abnormality, with a high normal ejection fraction and no functional limitation. But why did you get echo in the first place? Ask your cardiologist for specific opinion in your case.
Answered 8/21/2015
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